Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 302 of the 1981 volume:

THE 1981 CALYX Washington and Lee University Lexington, Virginia Volume Eighty-Three JAMES G. LEYBURN LIBRARY WASHINGTON LEE UNIVERSITY LEXINGTON, VC ?a-V I k -  • m c tf s? WW lii « HI ssa Nftoi. tflW- wi-ii if ' ' ' • Vr . « ■ • . •, ESBV - !SS C - - ;•• ; =i K?£ ■ S - j „ j • •• ■ . I- v .t j b: • - ■ • ' .- - W Wv m Bit B — «. ' - H ' - ' . jSffi, ? ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ALLOWED TjB ' 10 12 PM M? 13 14 I i 15 DEDICATION 16 Rupert Latture and Washington and Lee University have been a part of each other for many years. He came to this campus from his eastern Tennessee home in 1911, and when his photograph began to appear in student publications it was the likeness of a handsome, vigorous campus leader who would crown a truly distinguished undergraduate career by becoming the valedictorian of the class of 1915. A recent photograph of Rupert Latture that has appeared in several current publications shows a still handsome and vigorous man, proudly displaying a new T-Shirt that proclaimed in large type — I MOVED IT! His shirt referred to the moving of the library, but the words and the man were never more appropriately matched. Rupert Latture has been a prime mover at Washington and Lee almost all of his life. As a senior, he and his roommate decided there should be some society that would recognize outstanding campus leadership, so they and thirteen others founded the Alpha Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa. After meritorious service in France during World War I and its aftermath, he joined the Washington and Lee faculty in 1920 and thus began a distinguished teaching career that would span 42 years. He was a teacher and much more. He was a friend to every student, a trusted advisor to all who sought his wise counsel. In 1962, at age 70, Rupert Latture retired as head of the Department of Political Science. He became a special assistant to the President, and his assistance has been special indeed. When freshmen and families arrive in September, he is there at the freshman dorm to greet them and make them welcome. When alumni return to the campus, his is the familiar face to every student generation, and the reunions are warm and nostalgic. He carries on a lively correspondence with dozens of older alumni, maintaining and cultivating a level of interest among them that no other person at Washington and Lee could do as well. A significant fraction of Washington and Lee ' s financial strength today can be traced directly to Mr. Latture ' s tireless efforts. He has indeed moved this University, all for the better. With admiration, pride, and great respect, the 1981 Calyx staff dedicates this year ' s book to Rupert Nelson Latture. Fall Administration Faculty . . . Seniors Winter . Organizations Fraternities . Spring Underclassmen Sports . . . 20 . . . 38 ...74 . .126 ..134 . . 172 . . 210 ..214 ..246 Peter D. Eliades, Editor Parker Roberts, Co-editor John R. Guest, Business Manager Gregory E. McDonald and Frederick A. Mumford, Photography Editors John T. Huskjn, Jr., Layout Editor Scott John Fitzgerald, Copy Editor l 1 1 — II II I ) | „ , , „, ■ I ■ 20 ps ' r+ £ I iii |R] FALL 21 22 23 MATRICULATION 24 25 RUSH iiiiiii IIMIIHill 28 29 PARENT ' S WEEKEND HOMECOMING 34 35 ELECTION 1980 36 Election 1980 was indeed a joyous time here at W L. Ronald Reagan ' s defeat of Jimmy Carter was cer- tainly no surprise to most of this strongly Republi- can school, but the overwhelming landslide and Jimmy ' s very early concession in mid-evening did take many by surprise. Reagan captured 483 elector- al votes to Carter ' s mere 49, and 51% of the popular vote compared to only 41% for Jimmy. In fact, Carter only received 67% of the Democratic vote as com- pared to 79% in 1976. One major problem was the low voter turnout, only 53%, even lower than the 54.3% turnout the previous election year. But the fact remains that Carter was the first Democratic President voted out of office since Grover Cleveland in 1888 and only the tenth President to be voted out of office in the entire history of the United States. Another great surprise was the fact that for the first time since the early 1950 ' s, the Republican Party also gained a majority in the Senate. November 4th, 1980 was most assuredly a night for the Republi- cans. 37 ADMINISTRATION 38 AND FACULTY 39 Robert E.R. Huntley, President of the University Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.R. Huntley Rupert N. Latture, Assistant to the President William J. Watt, Dean of the College Frank Parsons, Assistant to the President 41 Lewis G. John, Dean of Students Michael A. Cappeto, Associate Dean of Students E. Stewart Epley, Treasurer 42 William M. Hartog, Director of Admissions Dan N. Murphy, Assistant Dean of Students Van H. Pate, Associate Director of Admissions Michael D. Bartini, Director of Student Financial Aid 43 Theodore B. Martin, Admissions Counselor James W. Worth, University Counseling Psychologist W. Michael Hallman, Admissions Counselor 44 William N. Mohler, Director of University Services Charles F. Murray, Proctor Jennette Jarvis; Harold S. Head, University Registrar; and Sharon Leech. i ' - John L. White, Director of Minority Affairs News and Publications Offices: Craig Cornett, Anna Claytor, Tami Teal, Romulus T. Weatherman W. Patrick Hinely, Jeff Hanna and Frank Parsons. 45 LANGUAGES Harold C. Hill, German lt t| i - M r Hl F ' j£ J H. Robert Huntley, English John N. Swift, English George F. Drake, French 46 Robert B. Youngblood and Maria Colvin, German James Boatwright, English 47 Robert D. Fure, English Edward B. Hamer, French 48 Edwin Dr Craun, English William W. Pusey, German George W. Ray, English 49 Alfred G. Fralin, Jr., French-Italian Buford S. Stephenson, German Sidney J. Williams, Jr., Spanish 50 John M. Evans, English Severn Duvall, English Ann T. Rogers, Japanese 51 FINE ARTS ' v fl 52 Harlan R. Beckley, Religion Albert C. Gordon, Drama f . ' I I ' - ' T M H. Marshall Jarrett, History p 1 Robert W. McAhren, History Roger B. Jeans, History 53 Charles W. Turner, History 54 Roger B. Jeans, Jr., History iM-iau Barry F. Machado, History Henry L. Ravenhorst, Engineering Pamela H. Simpson, Art Gerard M. Doyon, Art 55 NATURAL SCIENCES Robert S. Johnson, Mathematics John S. Knox, Biology William B. Newbolt, Physics James K. Shillington, Chemistry James J. Donaghy, Physics Thomas C. Imeson II, Chemistry 57 David R. Bausum, Mathematics Robert A. Roberts, Mathematics Thomas O. Vinson, Mathematics 58 I Lyman R. Emmons, Biology H. Thomas Williams, Physics N J PmSm E u Q-: T| Z, He r- fa Ronald L. Reese, Physics Michael A. Pleva, Chemistry Edgar W. Spencer, Geology 59 Gary H. Dobbs HI, Biology W Re Of If Pi A j Pr Ndl Sn EuG Fa U Npl Frederic L. Schwab, Geology Theodore C. Delaney, Biology Samuel J. Kozak, Geology John B. Goehring, Chemistry John J. Wielgus, Biology Cleveland P. Hickman, Biology — i mm mm w i IIHI mil ■■in •■ill ■■ill Thomas G. Nye II, Biology Robert L. Wilson, Mathematics 61 SOCIAL SCIENCES Thomas D. Lancaster, Politics Emory Kimbrough, Jr., Sociology Carl P. Kaiser, Economics 62 Leonard E. Jarrard, Psychology Reginald R. Yancey, Accounting John M. Gunn, Economics I III! ' r Owen K. White, Jr., Sociology W. David Jones, Business Administration 63 Delos D. Hughes, Politics Charles F. Phillips, Economics ■ 1 | 5 ▼W Hr 9 t ifsB •V- % ■ . : ; r m ; 1 : ; ' WwHr i ! % p B ' 1 : - MV , 9 18 ■ A ' . A ■ - •?7 5R  f . BjfldL T ' iHi : ' .J H I ' d 1« Hl te- B m ■ _V . ' R 4 r J . % wf u ' ksi ■ ' si A IL John C. Winfrey, Economics Nancy A. Margand, Psychology Bruce H. Herrick, Economics 64 John R. Handleman, Politics John F. Devogt, Business Administration 65 Milton Colvin, Politics David G. Elmes, Psychology 66 Philip L. Cline, Administration and Economics Lawrence M. Lamont, Business Administration Jay D. Cook, Accounting Thomas E. Ennis, Accounting 67 JOURNALISM Ronald H. MacDonald Mm Hampden H. Smith III Robert J. DeMaria John D. Jennings 69 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gary R. Fallon Gary R. Franke Page Remillard Joseph F. Lyles Richard Miller Verne D. Canfield 71 Thomas H. Jones Kenneth P. Ries mmsam m 72 Rolf G. Piranian George C. O ' Connell ames W. Murdock Boyd H. Williams Emmett G. Leslie, Jr. 73 74 ND LEE UMIVERSrry I OF CLASSES WINTS2. TERM yd PNESpAy ®i ACs vryy ip SENIORS 75 David Wooten Proctor, Jeffrey Victor Milstead, Harry Hill McAlister, Thomas Coleman, Jr., and Kevin Michael McGuire. Charles James Van Horn, Jeffrey James Christovich, and Richard Park Ellis Douglas Walter Werth and Daryl Allan Sakol Arthur William Mackie, Mark Kenney Torres ( ' 82), and Nils Jeffrey Herdelin 77 Douglas Robert Shipman Jon Christian Kalfs Samuel Henegar Campbell, IV, Robert Christopher Gammon, and John Raymond Suit Jay Allan Diesing David Benjamin Irvin and George Arthur Polizos 79 William Kivlighan Hutton, Todd Herbert Chisholm, Daniel Joseph Raskin, William Alexander Towler, and Kevin Patrick Carney Douglas Joseph Swatski Clark Stephen Bigler Kevin Barry Dwyer and Stephen Scott Barr ( ' 82) David Allman Lewis, Meg Price, Raymond Price, III, Sandy Ahem, and William Warren Crowdus, III Alfred Richard Hint . Robert Joe Smitherman, Bradley Alan Lewis, Mac Eason Rein, Jr., and Richard Koppe Hoy ■ M John Patrick Purcell, James Benjamin Hemby, III, Scott Eric Salpeter, William Wheeler Bourne, Dave Donahue, and Edward Alan Kramer Robert Pleasants Gordon, III Steven Matthew Everett 83 David Michael Dudka Aft M. Kirk Warren Holmes ( ' 84) and Leslie Prince Hart Benjamin Franklin Hearn, IV and David Bruce Poole Charles Otis Adler, William Richard Light, III. and Peter Hans Benda Ill Robert Jeffery Brown, Richard Addison Baxter, William Cope Moyers, Douglas Lambert Hassinger, and William Craig Burns Kenneth Preston Moran, Robert Eustace Schuler, II, William Tobin Cassels, III, Richard Hagood Drennen, Brian Clark Doub, Richard Waring Salmons, Jr., Patrick Malone Robinson, and Edward West Edge, Jr. ..ii %- ■ 86 Richard Christopher Coogan ( ' 82), John Duane Harris, Jr. ( ' 82), Joseph Robles, and Gary Allen Johnson ( ' 82) John Karl Schmidt Brian Manuel Ginsburg and Walter Lane McColl, III Samuel Brinson Hollis, Jr. ( ' 82), Marshall Ashton Clark, George Bullard Stadler, and Harry Lee Woosley. Ill ( ' 82) 87 Jonathan Mark Hendler, Edward Jerome Vorwerk, Lonnie Dayton Nunley, III, and Harold Gordon Robertson Brett Alan Wohler, Daniel Valentine Young, and William Shecut Ashe Edwin Stripling Ryan, Jr., Gary Steven Shaffer, and Edward Tennent Taylor, II Stanley Kent Doobin Craig William Kennelly 89 Warren Paul Kean Edward Lester Mintz, Mark Glendeaux Smith ( ' 83), and Joseph Charles Savage Andrew Taylor Wiley and Kenneth Preston Moran 90 Frank Burkhead B. Knowlton, Andrew Maurice Grisebaum, William Montgomery Briscoe, and James Gilbert Brock, Jr. Robert Denis Binder and Douglas Thurston Webb John David Sadd 91 Peter Hamilton Lovell, Gerard Walter Barousse, Jr., John Ross Germano, Mark Munroe Suber, and Michael Charles Smith 92 David Harold Kuhn and Stephen Robert Swallow Henry Pickett Wall James Franklin Hicks, III and Lela Lynwood Barnes Stone Cyril Douglas Davis, John Kasey Saunders, and Robert Van Sisk, Jr. 93 William Currin Snipes, Jr. Gerrald Anthony Giblin, Jr., Channing Moora Hall, III, and James Bruce Moore 94 John Garland P. Boatwright, Jr., Michael John Perry, Jeffrey Waite Hamill, John Andrew Pumphrey, James Frederick Abeloff, William Henry Hodges, Jr., John Wesley B. Northington, and Thomas Lee Larimore 95 Perry Henry Sutherland, Geoffrey Price Sisk, Robert Lawrence Brooke, Todd Latta Sutherland, Thomas Gildo Alfano, Jeffrey James Christovich, and Stuart Parker Neff Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bundick Colonna, Jr. Homer Austin Chandler Bliss Rudolph Judson Scaggs, Jr. Lawrence Jay Davis, David Allen Nickels ( ' 82), Anthony William Walker, Michael John Pressler ( ' 82), and Thomas Andrew Pizzano ( ' 82) 97 Marc Samuel Firestone, Philip Daniel Marella, Jr., Bishop Brison Norris, Gordon John Lewis, and Jonathan Robert Yale Raymond Karl Best and William Blewett Sherwin 98 Kevin Gerard Kirby Jerry Louis Broccoli and Michael Allen Silverman William Howard Morris G. Gordon Liddy, James Scott Cardozo, Brian Clark Doub, and Gerrald Anthony Giblin, Jr 99 Matthew Jeffrey Harris and Whiskers F.V ' : Harry Lee Woosley, III ( ' 82), Marshall Ashton Clark, Samuel Brinson Hollis, Jr. { ' 83), Clinton Penn Owen, III, and George Bullard Stadler J William Powell Jones, Ted Morris Kerr, Jr., Edward Gautier Brooks, Michael John Collier ( ' 82), Robert Edwin Walton, Jr., David Grove Stoeffel Edwin Renken Blomquist, Jr. Wayne Michael Atchison 101 Scott Thomas Stafford Robert Pleasants Gordon, III Scott Eric Salpeter, Tom Jefferson (?), and William Praleau Fishback John Joseph Fox, III, Thomas Motte Savage, and Christopher Holmes Greatwood 103 Christopher Frost Menefee and Robert Randall Frantz 104 Jerrell Glenn Nickerson I Victor A. Jaramillo 105 Frederick Christian Leiser, Tim Patrick Griffin, Bretton Russel, and Carl Martin Bates Stuart Symington Rienhoff, Peregrine Roberts, and Don Scott Baker Richard Peter Kenney William Paul Myers James William H. Stewart, Jr. 107 David Brewster Cook George Bryan Williams Kevin Richard McClernon, Edward Robert Foy, Geoffrey H. Sherrill ( ' 82), K.O. Johnson, Louis Holmes Ginn, IV, Frederick Christian Leiser, John Edward Helms, IV, Edward Sar Yastrow ( ' 82), and Tim Patrick Griffin - ■Jk L _ ,r ,ys Kv w Si. ML • ■ - Vtt Robert Bruton Neely -  -■ Eldon Steven Dummit, III George Richardson Irvine, III and John Gary Billmyre Charles Walter Mason and Peter Hans Benda 109 Michael Glenn Schuler ( ' 82), Lee Vernon Minetree, John Maynard Kemp, and Edward Sar Yastrow ( ' 82) ■ ■:: .. SjSS .i ■ ■:■- Robert Harold Willis, Jr. Peter Frederick Bariteau John Scott Hastings 111 Alan Charles Hess, Earl Quinn Peeper, John James Stathakis, and Robert Joseph Shuman 112 Lawrence Griffing Davis Charles Hamilton Warner and Howard William Herndon Kevin Dale Humphries and Rhonda Gayle Bryant 113 John Edward Helms, IV Robert lames Mullican Alan Persons Pryor and Geoffrey Karr Fauth ( ' 82) w«fy.:. William Bruce Taylor, Steven William Hellberg, Randolph Bowie George, David Brewster Cook, Stephen Michie Handy, Clifford Thompson Gordon, and Peter Brookins Taylor George Bonner Iarossi and Christopher Frost Menefee 115 Thomas Aquinas Gillen Robert Otto Waldbauer, Jr., and John Edward Buttarazzi ( ' 83) 116 Richard Garland Latture Peter Dean Eliades 117 James Preston Covington, III ( ' 82), Jeffrey Mesang Walter ( ' 82), Myles Harris Kelley, John David Donahey, Jr., and Russell Hampton Stall ( ' 82) Christopher Frost Menefee, George Davidson Fagan, and Robert Randall Frantz JUNCTION Ben Whitworth Keesee Mark William Scully and Gladys Max Victor McLaughlin and Douglas Luke Gaker 119 m % I v, V f 7 ? Joseph Ross Newell, III, John Alston Pritchett, James Robert Small, Bessie, and Richard Clinton Keatley, Jr. 120 .i ' • : ' . • . ' . . ' hi -.- Paul Stephen Bourdon Stuart Alexander Mason Mr. and Mrs. Winston Watts Burks, III Seldon Harbour Stephens, III ( ' 82-stand-in for Fred Forsyth), Warren Whitacre Woodring, James Kristian Falk 121 m .„ ' tm m Frederick Albert Mumford, III, James Breckenridge Dalton ( ' 82), John Alston Pritchett, Ralph Donald Rigger, Jr., Kevin Kent Leonard, James Robert Small, Madison Truman Woodward, III, and James Vanetten Bent, Jr. ( ' 82) Charles Tandy Hammes, Jr. and John Marvin Brackin, III Cornelius Joseph Sheehan Iharles G. Haldi, Jr. and James Henry Forte Edward Arthur Johnson and James Temple Coyle, Jr. 123 John Wilkerson, George Wesley Santos, II, Nicholas John Brady, and Bennett Nicholas Easton Lewis Andrew Pick, III and John Edwin Stetson George Wesley Santos, II, Nicholas John Brady, and Thomas Haliburton McCoy, Jr. Thomas Kennon Coates, Richard Brian Silberstein, and Geoffrey Harrison Brent Kenneth Klein McPheeters, II W. Patrick Einely Most senior portraits are made by W. Patrick Hinely, Class of 73 and variously known as University Photographer, WORK PLAY, Open Ear, Harlyn Pitecki, et cetera. After my demise, these negatives will become part of the University ' s collection. Should you wish to obtain prints before then, I can always be located via the W L Alumni Office. All my photos were made with Leica cameras and lenses, Ilford film and paper, and a grain of salt. This picture of me was made by Tami Teal. WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT To the Class of 1981: As I write this in February for publication in May, there is still a residue of optimism among many of us that carries over from the heady events of January 20th and the virtually simultaneous release of the hostages in Iran and the inauguration of a new president. Optimism is a fragile flower among some, blooming easily but withering at the slightest adversity; among others it is hardy like a weed, almost impossible to suppress and thriving on the most improbable nutrients. My optimism with regard to the future of the liberally educated man and woman is of this latter kind, as is my optimism about the future of institutions such as ours whose primary purpose is education in the liberal arts and sciences. Although emphasis elsewhere frequently seems to be directed toward training rather than education, I am con- vinced that the kind of opportunity offered at Washington and Lee will become an increasingly treasured experience. You of the Class of 1981, perhaps more so than any other class in our long succeccion of graduates, have had access to greater resources for the development of the liberally educated mind. You were the first beneficiaries of new library and academic facilities, stunning both in their design and function. Our faculty has never been stronger, either in its credentials and experience or in its commitment to undergraduate teaching. Important new programs, such as Asian Studies and Soci- ety and the Professions, have matured as integral parts of the academic environment here. All alumni believe their years here were special, but I believe yours here were more special than most. I am certain your CALYX will capture graphically a lare measure of this speciality. I am optimistic and confident when I conisder the promise of your individual futures and the portent this holds for Washington and Lee ' s renewable strengths. I wish you well. jjStatrX MW 125 ' . - w ' ' ▲ . , .;. p fc ' a ; £ I V ?L V- fe - ■ ' ' «I £ Jafrfe. V i w 3 ja X. - h m4i fcr ■ r it 1 -, - fl™ .nM. El m JHfff lr 1 J WINTER 127 SUPERDANCE 128 Sn3 - .• n i 129 FANCY DRESS 1981 % 1 ...At IftffJi A%1 - 4.— S ,1 % V V 1 zf v 1 i I li ' ?- -- ' v, i 1 • t- all A ■ k ii J 130 m ..- ' ;  mu ! i •  - £N J fc Imfr ¥-♦ i •■■• ' ' ' T IT I 1 ' V £J I A 1 V ■■ mf fcfc ,■■■ I i 1 - -A . kJj ON BROADWAY j II Hp F ' ;-;: - W?J H J H R ■ A 3 a • : M Iv 7 A «S J HR r ta I f U R n i 11 ON DRESS , BROADWAY BALL !,[ 132 133 134 Ok, UGVE £ul£D cur fanc peess G05 ID AFGHANISTAN, PLAINS JEKgy ANP A STT201L AEDUMD TH£ Pl QQr tt5 BOA£D. M Musa OarI) fropfoj ORGANIZATIONS 135 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Eric Myers, Tripp Brower and Marshall Clark. SECOND ROW: Willie Mackie (Vice President), Bob Willis (President), Bud White (Secretary), Frank Smith, Pete Baumgaertner, Mike Nogay, Jeff Edwards and Jim Vines. Not Pictured: Ben Hale. 136 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD John Timmons, Tim Webb, Bowan Woodruff, Pryse Elam (Co-Chairman), Larry Wescott, Carole Chappell, Jamie Small (Co-Chairman), Susan May, Emory Edwards, Geoff Fauth, Quinn Peeper, Blake Witherington, Jim Campbell, Steve Andrews, Todd Moore, Dave Irvine, Biff Hearn, Rusty Lee, Karl Senig, Rob Walton, Danny Raskin, Don Harrold, Ed Kramer, Ed Mintz, Gil Kingman and Bruce Walker. 137 STUDENT RECRUITMENT COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: John Martin, Kevin Dwyer, Dale Park, Frank English, Rob Brooke (Co-Chairman), Peter Eliades (Chairman), Joel Segall (Co-Chairman) , Kevin Bowles, Chris Gammon and Jon Pakula. SECOND ROW: Mike Perry, Chris Peacock, David Hepler, Eric Kolts, Powell Starks, Bob Mullican, Mike Drinkwater, David Cook, Bud White, Bennett Ross and Scott Bond. THIRD ROW: Jim Baldwin, Wood Selig, Andy Wiley, Edmund Schenecker, Jay Diesing, Colt Puryear, Ken Lang, Sam Campbell, Usher Winslett and John Vlahoplus. Not Pictured: Craig Albanese, Rich Weissman, Lee Nichols, Frank Billingsley. Newton Kendrick, Jeff Hamill, Bill Sharp, Brooks Flippen, Blake Witherington, Victor McLaughlin, Jedd Dunn, George Carey, Eddie Yastrow and Bill Towler. 138 UNIVERSITY CENTER COMMITTEE SEATED: Jamie Small and Rob Walton. STANDING: Richard Keatley, Mac McCoy, Ambler Cusick, John Martin and John Pritchett. 139 UNIVERSITY FEDERATION Mark Scully, Skip Cross, Mike Cappeto, Brian Ginsburg (chairman), Carole Chappell, Brian Gibson, Danny Einstein, and Greg McDonald 140 SUPERDANCE STEERING COMMITTEE STANDING: Eddie Kramer, Bill Towler, Kevin Dwyer, Carole Chappell, Bill Bourne, Doug Sheldon, T. Oast, Tripp Brower (Co-Chairman) and J. Hemby (Co-Chairman). SEATED: Larry Wescott, Fontanne Bostic, Dawn, Dave Killenbeck, Markham Pyle, Jody Harris, Phil Browne, Jake Purcell, Jeff Herdelin and Ken Robinson. 141 DORMITORY COUNSELORS SEATED: Brook Wright, Mike Perry, Jay Hemby and Bill Towler. LEFT: Chip Nunley, Ben Keesee, Scott Dacus, Glen Koontz, Jim Stanton, Bob Mullican and Jake Purcell. CENTER: Eric Myers, Bill Hutton, Jim Wenke, Andy Gottschalk, Rob Staugaitis, Chico Shavers and Peter Eliades. RIGHT: Ken Lang, Kelly Moles, Brian Noonan, Jed Dunn, Larry Davis, Ben Muskin and Kevin Carney. 142 CONTACT Mike Skardon, Jack Sharman, Doug Woodson, Mike Drinkwater, Scott Cardozo, Robert McLean, Wade Brannan, Jim Stanton and Bruce Poole. 143 CALYX Peter Eliades, Andrew Trotter, Phil Murray, Parker Roberts, Todd Smith, Fred Mumford, Greg McDonald and Jack Huskin. Not Pictured: John Guest, Scott Fitzgerald, (at Sweetbriar) Paul Farquharson and George Carey. 144 RING-TUM PHI V FRONT ROW: Dave Dudka and Wood Selig. SECOND ROW: Trent Dickerson (Business Manager), Evans Attwell, Bill Whalen, Mike Perry and John Billmyre (Editor). THIRD ROW: Markham Pyle, Crews Townsend, John Wells, Todd Smith, Leigh Kaplan and Ralph Frasca. 145 WLUR FRONT ROW: Chris Peacock, Rob Binder, Eric Fife, Steve Warren, Charlie Thompson, Mike Sokolowski, Dan Weiss (Station Manager), Spencer Leffel (Program Director), Chris Power, Frank Jackman (Act. News Director). SECOND ROW STANDING: George Weatherly, Dick Cerone, Dave Dudka, Jay Brackin, Dave Dettay, Markham Pyle, Tori Richardson, James Jonas, Kelly Niernberger, Lee Heimert, Peter Moore, Dave Salsbury, Eric Plum, Chris Graham, Larry Davis, Scott Broom, Greg Coy, Tony Jones, Mac McCoy, Dick Latture, Peter Moody, Laura O ' Hear, Alan Armtage, Nick Brady. Not Pictured: Bob deMaria, Ben Keesee, Darren Trigonopolos, James Rodriguez, Curin Snipes, Fred Mumford, Cope Moyers, Tim Eddy, Doug Harwood, Dave Drain, Jeff Badget, Pat Hinley, Geoff Hoague, Christen Williams, Chris Schram, Mark Schram and a whole host of others. 146 FRONT ROW: Tim Eddy, Mac McCoy and Peter Moody. SECOND ROW: Spencer Leffel, Eric Fife and David Donahue. THIRD ROW: Mike Sokolowski, Billy Buzz, Nick Brady. CABLE 9 FRONT SITTING: Bruce Young (News Director), Bill Parks (Station Manager), Dan Weiss, Fred Mumford and Larry Davis. SECOND ROW SITTING: Kevin Kirby. Steve Warren, Frank Jackman, Greg Coy. Fred Rindge, Bob deMaria (General Manager). BACK ROW STANDING: Kelly Niernberger, Tony Jones, Reen Waterman, Laura O ' Hear, George Weatherly, James Rodriguez, Tim Crimi, and Tony Walker. Not Pictured: Curin Snipes, Phil Marella, Jim Gordon, Chris Graham, Bob Clements, Cope Moyers, Ben Keesee, Darren Trigonoplos. 147 ARIEL Editors: Charming Hall and Andrew Trotter. 148 PUBLICATIONS BOARD Charming Hall, John Billmyre, Parker Roberts, Andrew Trotter, Peter Eliades, Sam Flax and Jim Wenke. Not Pictured: Trent Dickerson and John Guest. 149 COLD CHECK COMMITTEE SEATED: Geoff Fauth, Mike Malesardi and Tom Alfano. STANDING: Jim Baldwin, Charles Bahn, Debbie Frick and Bruce Myers. MOCK CONVENTION Steve Bigler (Treasurer) and Joe Robles (Chairman). Not Pictured: Scott Bond (Secretary). 150 STUDENT CONTROL COMMITTEE Chairman and Sophomore Class President — Jim Averett; Senior Class President — Pat Robinson; Vice President, Arts — Scott Cardozo; Vice President, Commerce — David Irvin; Vice President, Sciences — Jay Hemby; Junior Class President — Bill Leachman; Junior Class Vice President — Jack Wells; Sophomore Class Vice President — Eric Nelson; Third Year Law Class President — David G. Weaver; Second Year Law Class President — Thomas J. Gearen; First Year Law Class President — Reggie Wright; Freshman Class President — Peter Collins; Freshman Class Vice President — Mike Singer. 151 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL SEATED: Monty Briscoe. STANDING: Scott Dacus, Brian Gibson, Chip Nunley, Mark McLaughlin, Jamie Hall and Kevin Dwyer. 152 STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR BLACK UNITY . IK 0 1 FRONT ROW: Everett Parker, Greg Coy, Wayne Atchinson, Jim Herbert, Mark Smith, Ira Puryear. BACK ROW: Greg Baptiste, Hugh Linde, Mo Lewis, Eroll Skyers, Todd Howe, Mike Stockley, Greg Manigault, Ron Magee, Kirk Holmes. Not Pictured: Les Heart, Henry Bond, Alex Yancey and Robert Stephen. 153 FRONT ROW: Robert Smith, Scott Dacus, Bill Woolfolk, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Dr. Gordon Spice (Director), Chris Schramm, Jay Brackin, Gilles Wheeler and Kevin Dwyer. SECOND ROW: Bob Wittpenn, Bill Andrews, William Wilson, Charlie Bahn, Leonard Howard, Garry Carneal, Jeff Wells, Kevin Kirby, Marcus Brinks and Chip Vaughan. THIRD ROW: Chris Cartmill, Don Harrold, Hal Bohlman, Tom Hunter, Steve Miller, Larry Norford, David Hagigh, Larry Wescott, Jim Baldwin, Jay Windsor and Earl Greene. BACK ROW: Bill Rachal, Barry Eckert, Chip Colonna, Bob Haynes, Kevin Honey, Quinn Peeper, Nick Leitch, Eric Kolts, Richard Boaz and Peter Whitehead. GLEE CLUB 154 BRASS AND PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Michael Reap, Jim Davis, Kevin Berger, Earle Greene, David Salsbury, Hollis Plimpton, Hal Bohlman, Ken Lang, Charlie Thompson, Emory Edwards, Eric Myers, Dennis Roberts, Doug Kuhn, Dave Stevens, Barthe van Doom, George Weatherly, Spencer Leffel, Chris Gammon and Robert Stewart — Conductor. 155 RUGBY CLUB . $m i First Row: Todd Alexander, Ted Fletcher, Larry Duffee, Kip Power, and Mike Silverman. Second Row: Jeff Herdelin, John Helms, Robert Neely, Kevin McClernon, Alex Richards, Bob Stefani, and Spencer Dickinson. Third Row: Gene Newton, Tim Stuart, Tony Ierardi, Chris Leiser, Richard Rosser, Brad Scholtz, Larry Davis, Dave Johnson, and Larry Babits. Fourth Row: Bob Gordon, Tim Griffin, Lee Minetree, Tony Walker, and Chris Cahill. Not Pictured: Dave Cordell, Herb Funsten, Chris Menefee, Bruce Sammis. 156 FENCING TEAM ft SSL. KNEELING: Bill Sherwin, John Stathakis, Clyde Harkrader, and Rebecca Lovingood. STANDING: Richard Ordway, David Hepler, John Vlahoplus, Rick Swagler, Pat Berg, Dave Demby and Steve King. Not Pictured: Todd Hanks, Willie Mackie, Lee Kaplan and Dr. Worth — Coach. 157 AED FRONT ROW: AED Honeys BACK ROW: Andrew Shayne, Scott Dacus, Victor McLaughlin, Bob Lanoe, Gil Kingman, John Purcell, Tim Taylor, Kelly Moles, Gary Johnson, Ed Brooks, Chas Warner, Eric Plum, John Boatwright, Parker Roberts, Stuart Snyder, Doug Gaker, Ed Mintz, Dr. Pleva, Steve Dummit and Dr. Williams. 158 SOUTHERN COMFORT Gilles Wheeler, Bob Haynes, Len Howard, Kevin Dwyer, Don Harrold, Robert Smith, Richard Boaz, Bill Rachal, Jay Windsor, Jeff Wells, Chip Colonna, Chip Vaughan, Chris Schramm and Geof Oosterhoudt. 159 COLLEGE REPUBLICANS FRONT ROW: Kelly Niernberger, Peter Bariteau and Ray Best. SECOND ROW: Tom Buckley, David Slahor and Dennis Roberts. BACK ROW : Philip Fan, John Rudder, Bill Comer and Bruce Young. 160 YOUNG DEMOCRATS Dave Dudka, Joe Robles, John Vlahoplus, Skip Cross and Mario Ruiz. 161 INTER- VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRONT ROW: Andy Butlers. SECOND ROW: Jeff Wells, Larry Duffee, Mo Gill, Chris Smith, Rebecca Lovingood. Dave Dudka. THIRD ROW: Dave Killenbeck. Frank Smith, Frank Williams, Scott Dacus, Garry Carneal. LAST ROW: Al Button, Sheila Cropp, Mary Button, Mrs. Kirgis, Julie Blankenship, Dr. Kirgis, Laura Watt, Keith Goretzka, Eric Cunningham, Nelson Ould, Chris Cartmill. 162 VOTING REGULATIONS BOARD Mike Skardon, Mike Read, Mike Drinkwater, Robert Neely. STUDENT EMERGENCY LOAN COMMITTEE Eric Kolts, Geoff Fauth, Jim Baldwin, Carole Chappell. 163 MONGOLIAN MINKS Fred Forsythe, Woody Woodring, Perre Roberts, Ben Jarrett, John Sancilio, Harbour Stephens, Mark Robson, Rodney Taylor, Cary Mauck, Scott Gordon, Jamie Andrews, Bobby Turner, Richard Drennen, Rik Kirkland, John Snedden, Win Ryan, David Proctor, Henry Clay, Edward Taylor, Robert Griffith, Mark Buyck, Doug Woodson, Tom Egbert, Tobin Cassells, Ed Edge, Bruce Moore, Bob Schuler, Bert Ponder, Lanier Edge, Graham Osteen, Mark Jenkins, William Cocke and Earl McClanahan. 164 SIGMA SOCIETY Rob Brooke, Tobin Cassels, Borneo Clark, Rob Couch, Brian Doub, Richard Drennen (social chairman), Ed Edge, Fred Forsythe, Tim Harris, Rik Kirkland, Billy Leachman, Earl McClanahan, John McKee, Bruce Moore, Kenneth Moran, Stuart Neff, John Northington, Pat Robinson, Win Ryan, Bob Schuler, John Snedden, Bob Turner, Whit Welch (president), Andy Wiley, and Woody Woodring (secretary). 165 166 167 R.O.T.C. Col. Thomas B. Vaughn Sgt. Major Ronald G. Harris iritt r Capt. Scott C. Long Capt. Jerome F. Kelly SFC Floyd L. Allison Don ' t Worry Mom • • • 170 171 PLEDGE IN UNISON: BLESS THE DINNER. 1 INTO IWy HANDS WE COMMENDTHE SPIRIT OF THE DEM DEPARTED, AND ITS BODY TO 1X6 GRAVE : ASHES TO ASHES, T usr to DUST,, 1 W 1 RENAlMD YOU OF SECTION 2 OF BY-LAW VII TO THE INTERPBATEQNITY COUNCIL Constitution prohibiting physical ok. emotiomal HAZAED ID A PLEDGE, INCLUDJSJ6 EXEEOsI eg .EXHAuSTiotf,.,. a WslD F YOU EVE£ INVITE l AE TO ANOTHER FRAT PAVILLIONl PA ' RTY rw $ FRATERNITIES 173 BETA THETA PI 1. Berry Trimble 2. Joe Berry 3. Doug Teague 4. John Cole 5. Ferg 6. Tom Hurdman 7. Kevin Becker 8. Sparky Reinhoff 9. Sliver 10. Will Clarke 11. Matt Thompson 12. Josh Heltzer 13. Win Vaughan 14. Donk Taylor 15. Ben Jarratt 16. Tom Maddox 17. Jerry Lewis 18. Dave Cole 19. Scott Gordon 20. Robert Frantz 21. Geoff Brent 22. Sean Broderick 23. Cary Mauck 24. Doug Leslie 25. Whit Sanning 26. Brad Huston 27. George Fagan 28. Jamie Andrews 29. Jim Chapman 30. Mark Robson 31. Jim Falk 32. Stuart Scruggs 33. John Sancilio 34. Jamie Black 35. Rob Willis 36. James Jonas 37. Andy Asimos NOT PICTURED: Fred Forsyth Harbour Stephens Warren Woodring Greg Glessener Chad Plumly Art Gilman Scott Baker Pere Roberts Mike Hernstein )3 CHI PSI 1. Howard Herndon 2. Hollis Plimpton 3. Ray Best 4. Bud White 5. Bill Sherwin 6. Lane McColl 7. Peter Bariteau 8. Ed Gonsalves 9. Brian Gibson 10. Mike Reap 11. Andy Dewing 12. Rob Woods 13. George Weatherly 14. Charlie Thompson 15. Barthe van Doom 16. Skip Epperson 17. Al Gannon 17. John Wilkinson 19. John Guenard 20. Paul Ziebert 21. Paul Farquharson 22. Woody Woodard 23. Jeff Knapp 24. Gunnar Jordan 25. Dave Knitter 26. Todd Ford 27. Chris Graham 28. Skip Cross 29. Tom Southall 30. Danny Einstein 31. Rob Ortiz 32. Lars Keeley 33. Gordon G. Liquor NOT PICTURED: Perry Lloyd Dave Hepler Gene Wood Bill Thau Jimmy Humphreys ■ 177 1. Michael Schepp 2. Timothy Cook 3. Richard Diving Rosser 4. John Heckert 5. John Sanders 6. Geoff Wood 7. Jeffrey Beebes Bebee 8. Scott Bio Crow Crawford 9. Tad Law 10. Murry Titlerington 11. David Hags Hagigh 12. J. Amber Slack Cusick 13. Robert Stefani 14. Christopher Rezera Russo 15. Andy Pick 16. John Stetson 17. Gurdy Schrooms Witherspoo 18. Preston Coles Copenhaver 19. Richard Jones 20. Timothy Cutts Cutting 21. Nickolas AOAOA Brady 22. Hall Happy Bio Vetterlein 23. Robert Carpy Carpenter 24. Louis Ludes Close 25. George Santos 26. Sandy Stick 27. Lee Tree Minetree 28. Tony Zach Zaccangnini 29. Peter Sane? Lovell 30. Kevin Kebin Kurtz 31. Biff Dear, Arr ... Martin 32. Glen Yoda Drake 33. Douglas Gaker 34. Peter Moore 35. Richard Spleen Siberstein 36. Edward Nedly Rugeley 37. Donald Rigger 38. Ross Thank You Germano 39. Gerry Barousse 40. Thomas Coates 41. Mark Suber 42. Jamie Hey Man Burchenal 43. Michael Smitty-Life Smith 44. Stephen Palmer DELTA TAU DELTA 179 { KAPPA ALPHA A i V 1. Pryse Power Elam 2. Thomas Wilson 3. Coon Miller 4. Barbizon Barnes 5. Barry Berry 6. Drewby Pumphrey 7. Steve Perry 8. Mike Perry 9. Jeff Hamill 10. Johnny B 11. Chuck Edwards 12. Tim Webb 13. Brutus Patrick 14. Jimmy Abeloff 15. Mickey Allison 16. Crash Cannon 17. John P. Walsh, Jr. 18. E. Randall Hudson, III 180 19. J. Whipped Bigtime Northington 20. Mark Rentschler 21. Preston Moore 22. Jimbo Roadpop Burt 23. Charlie Tubesteak Randolph 24. Usher Winslett 25. Tim Taylor 26. Big Guy Perlitz 27. Skoal Brother Sachs 28. Bob Buchanan 29. Frank Billingsley 30. Wild Man Manasco 31. Vulture Larimore 32. A.A. Jenevein 33. D. Shadow Sheldon 34. Get None Wyatt 35. Jack Dent 36. Teq uila Shot Perkins 37. Jim Messer 38. K.A. Jay 39. Hot Tub Hamrick 40. Five Years Hodges 41. Space Prideau 42. Kevin Hardage 43. David Wise Moore, at large 44. Steve Parade 45. David Barton 46. Call Me Hancock 47. Dan Murphy 48. Wierd Harold Woodruff 49. Toast 50. Tree Man NOT PICTURED: Jeff Bailey Colin Churchill KAPPA SIGMA 1. Dave Irvin 2. Steve Miller 3. Bill Bell 4. Jim Limpscomb 5. Warren Snead 6. Scott Dacus 7. Bryan Williams 8. Chris Cartmill 9. Bob Dees 10. Mike Read 11. Jay Windsor 12. Rob Wittpenn 13. John Howard 14. Rick Swagler 15. Bill Rachal 16. Dave Denby 17. Scott Howell NOT PICTURED: Stewart Anderson Steve Brooks Rick Grainger Forrest Jenkins Richard Kopelman Steve Lemon Bruce Myers Mike Ramirez usauasLjai WC:. 1. Malcolm Kendall 2. Warren Kean 3. Reid Flynn 4. Bruce Wennerholm 5. Randy George 6. Bob Bergman 7. Bob Mullican 8. Currin Snipes 9. Tim Baird 10. Gordie Fisher 11. Drew Smith 12. Todd Foster 13. Teddy Galinedes 14. Steve Anthony 15. Dave Harcus 16. Jerry Moyer 184 17. Cabell Acree 33. Hank Artz 18. Brian Holdaway 34. Kevin Honey 19. Tim Hartley 35. Evans Attwell 20. Chris Smith 36. Tom Hunter 21. Warren Watkins 37. Jim Shea 22. Jim Davis NOT PICTURED: 23. Dave Salsbury Steve Hellberg 24. Jed Dunn Bill Taylor 25. Rob Cave John Sadd 26. Brooks Mason Kip Gordon 27. Steve Handy Gordon Grubb 28. Gary Myers Tom Brockman 29. Peter Taylor Erik Ailstock 30. Jamie Hall Paul Maurer 31. Dave Cook Scott Prysi 32. Will Somerville LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 185 1. Whit Kelly 2. Madras Collins 3. Sumo Shaffer 4. Jeff Maddox 5. John Cleghorn 6. Jim Fay 7. Jeff Mulestead 8. Rick Kirkland 9. Pinkie McAlister 10. Paris 11. Thad Ellis 12. Fish King 13. Edwin Bell 14. Judge Sharman 15. Bill Pritchard 16. Robert Tucker 17. Parker Schenecker 18. Red Ellinger 19. Louis Jehl 20. C. Bob Taylor 21. Sinbad Fant 22. Dutch Tobias 23. Chris Menafee 24. Squire McQuire 25. Doctor Richards 26. David Proctor 27. A. Wallace 28. Witt Caruthers 29. Eric Nelson 30. Clown Taylor 31. Rozzie Kennedy 32. Doug Woodson 33. Hurricane Haynes 34. Father Schenecker 35. Richard Drennen 36. Kevin Bowles 37. Adolf Snedden 38. Charlie Alcorn 39. Gordon Atkins 40. Danny Fetterman 41. Cheri Buyck 42. Paraside Coleman 43. Buzzy Riis 44. Garbage Mclntyre 45. Willie Hartness 46. Aldo Kelly 47. Mirror Freeman 48. Edmund Perry 49. Henry Clay 50. Victor McLaughlin 51. Mad Dog Long 52. Gary Shaffer 53. Gerald Ryan 54. Beach Griffith 55. I. Q. Averett 56. Max Egbert 57. Bippy Morrissette £ % PHI DELTA THETA l!, £? T ■•$ $ ' . PHI GAMMA DELTA 188 1. John Fagan 2. John Perkinson 3. Pat McGuire 4. Hal Malzeke 5. Richard Owens 6. Greg Johnson 7. Ejay Clark 8. Chris Kibler 9. Andy Foley 10. Randy Root 11. Mike McFadden 12. Gene Mouth Fellin 13. Jim Hess 14. Scott Stanton 15. Mike Mahoney 16. Steve Waterson 17. Stew Butler 18. Lewis King 19. Tom Harrison NOT PICTURED: Rob Brod Jime Forte Win Sisson Craig Reilly Rich Hachenburg Jerry Broccoli Mark Partin Chris Cavalline Jed Goad Mark McLaughlin Mike Silverman Mike Killea Scott Hall Carlton Peebles 189 PHI KAPPA PSI 1. Don Kellerman 26. Jon Hendler 2. Paul Chapman 27. Brian Noonan 3. Rick Baxter 28. Mike Lewers 4. Jay Hoyt 29. Don Richardson 5. George West 30. John Kallafant 6. Mike Fogerty 31. Ray Cervesa 7. Phil Rockecharlie 32. Kenny Robinson 8. Jeff Brown 33. Nils Herdlin 9. Tommy Gentner 34. Sparky Anderson 10. Sean McNuty 35. Marc Martinez 11. Mark Torres 36. Rick Storey 12. Denney Cancelmo 37. Jim Koenig 13. Chip Nunley 38. Tray Mamo 14. Tony Ierardi 39. Tommy Brown 15. Steve Everett 40. John Wagner 16. Thorin 41. Cope Moyers 17. Chip Knudson 42. Mark Yerke 18. Rocky Hassinger 43. Glen Kirshner 19. Willie Mackie 44. Chainsaw Stevens 20. Harold Robertson NOT PICTURED: 21. Steve Conbeille Wade Harris 22. Craig Burns Chris Cahill 23. Jim Wenke Andy Gottschalk 24. Ed Vorwerk Mark Lukes 25. Rich Jones Eric Campbell 190 M r i mm mm. tSHnstt ' f wa y fc jl m r . ' O l v • mJ ff | T j ml 1 1 ,. ..... J m HIHHHHHmHHBHilHHHHi '  fir 8 ■ r ■ 191 ■ • «: I III ••  Y 4 T9 H — ff 2 l.-t. I ? PHI KAPPA SIGMA 1. Rusty Lee 31. Little Dwight LeBlanc 2. Mark Sullivan 32. Steve Jones 3. Andy Wiley 33. Blair Pritchett 4. Andy Cooney 34A. Christopher Lykes 5. Tad Renner 34. Borneo Clark 6. Chrissie Davis 35. Henry Powell Starks 7. Joanie Saunders 36. Jay Stratlon 8. Rob Brooke 37. Doug Veasey 9. Doug Davis 38. Jeff Christovich 10. Tim Weed 39. Chip Sisk 11. William Cole, III 40. Frank Pinkney 12. Tom Alfano 41. Trent Dickerson 13. Alex McCalister 42. Bruce Blythe 14. Mikey Malesavdi 43. George Finley 15. Perry Sutherland 44. Kirk Mancer 16. Derewhit Welch 45. Tom Cover 17. John Martin 46. Gene Newton 18. T. Garic Moran 47. Tom O ' Brien 19. Todd Sutherland 48. Peter Muller 20. Jay Irons 49. Wade Meadows 21. Phil Hrabar 50. Marty Harmon 22. Bill Alfano 51. Al Bryant 23. John McLavin 52. Paul Kuveke 24. William Wilson NOT PICTURED: 25. Geoff Sisk Chuck F.K. Vanhorn 26. Brian Doub Where ' s Ware Palmer 27. Ross Lynne Tim Harris 28. Ted Stevenson Ted Barger 29. Angus McBryde Tom Sackfield 30. Kenny Moran I.. 193 1. Chivas 2. Stewart Wash 3. Chris Muller 4. Kirby Tompkins 5. Jeff Jones 6. Fenn Little 7. Russe ll Stall 8. John Fox 9. Jim Shepherd 10. David Donahey 11. Doug Muller 12. David Fisher 13. Jeff Walter 14. Jack Wells 15. Keith Kadesky 16. Tripp Johnstone 17. D.J. Emanuelson 18. Duncan Stone 19. Amory LeGuyer 20. Dave Bowen 21. Mike Drinkwater 22. Sloan Shoemaker 23. Jim Baldwin 24. Ken Johnstone 25. Scott Michaelis 26. Jim Hartz 27. Ben Easton 28. Brad Vaughan 29. Wade Brannon 30. Wes Yonge 31. Tripp Spencer 32. Kevin Kadesky 33. Chris Greatwood 34. Andy Grisebaum 35. Frank Knowlton 36. Jim Brock 37. Leighton Stradtman 38. Brady Millican 39. Peyton Craighill 40. John McCants 41. Jim Stoeffel 42. Tom Price 43. Joel Dunlap 44. Mark Thompson NOT PICTURED: David Adams Monty Briscoe Preston Covington Bob Donahey John Halleran Eric Myers Russell Plowden Tom Savage John Sutton Chip Temple Dan Thompson Gabe Thornhill John Wilkerson Ted Wilkerson David Williams 194 PI KAPPA ALPHA 34 ¥2- ' V7 27  V j ■I PI KAPPA PHI 1. John Monroe 2. Dennis Byrne 3. Rainey Booth 4. Jay Daly 5. R. Parke Ellis 6. Rusty Seay 7. Hank Royal 8. John Boot 9. Jim Clark 10. Mark Carduner 11. Greg Branan 12. Parker Roberts 13. Scotty Broom 14. Madison Woodward 15. Jef Londrey . 16. John Boats Butler 17. Al Pry or 18. Geoffree Fauth 19. Stephen Lewis 20. Doug El T. Webb 21. Chris Simandl 22. Chas Warner 23. Roger Doger 24. Ron Calkins 25. Chas Kalocsay 26. Mark Altermatt 27. John Guest 28. Ken Ausanger 29. Pat Shoe Boot 30. John Stathakis 31. Colt Puryear 32. Tom Bartlett 33. Clyde Camel Harkrader 34. Steve Nardo 35. Dutch Waldbauer 36. John Vlahoplus 37. Kip Power 38. Del Agnew 39. Bob Waymouth 40. Beno Ross 41. Jay Diesing 42. Dave Ridlon 43. Steve Geary 44. Jim Piney Kaplan 45. Scotty Lindsay 46. Dave Core 47. Jim Daly 48. Dave Favrot 49. Rob Binder 50. Jake NOT PICTURED: Jet Taylor Ted Petrides Stephen Smith Ted McQuiston Jeff Boal Mark Dickinson Dave Judge Duane Miller Toot Rinehamer Mike Singer Kevin Berger 3« r a r- 197 198 1. Richard Salmons 2. Scott Bags Grundy 3. Gerald Giblin 4. Marshall Clark 5. George Stadler 6. Sam Hollis 7. C. Penn Owen 8. Hamp Simpkins 9. Earl McClanahan 10. Stewart Hinkley 11. Andy Barrett 12. Bert Ponder 13. Heyward Tad Fouche 14. Tobin Cassels 15. Joe Seifert 16. Julie Osteen 17. Pat Sweetpea Robinson 18. Michael Skardon 19. Bruce Moore 20. Lee Woosly 21. Donk Schuler 22. William Cocke 23. Bobby Schmidt 24. Robert McClean 25. Henry Langhorne 26. Channing Warrior Hall 27. Mark Jenkins 28. Mason Ellerbee 29. Chris Smooth Robinson 30. Spencer Dickenson 31. Zandy Campbell 32. Herb Funsten 33. Lanier Buzzard Edge 34. Billy Leachman 35. Craig McArn 36. Billy Brown 37. Robin Smithwick 38. Charlie Sherrill 39. David Tyler 40. Jim Higgason 41. George Lupton 42. Marvin Dukes 43. Alan Pritchard 44. Scott Mason 45. George Youmans 46. Tom Cocke SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 199 SIGMA CHI 1. Jim Stanton 2. Brad B.H. Crosby 3. Bruce Damark 4. George Irvine 5. Bruce Poole 6. Mackey Grimball 7. Pete Baumgartner 8. Hal Rich 9. Lee Nichols 10. Nick Kickback Teare 11. Wood Selig 12. John Ran Smith 13. Peter Eliades 14. Dave Cordell 15. Blake Witherington 16. David Lee 17. Jamie Griffin 18. Sam Campbell 19. Jim Campbell 20. Tobie Suit 21. Jim Vines 22. Chris Gammon 23. Robert Neely 24. Nelson Ould 25. Trey Baucum 26. John Miller 27. Todd Smith 28. Pat Mooney 29. Scott Doyle 30. Bill Benson 31. Chris Murphy 32. Todd Moore 33. Jeff Gwynn 34. Jack O ' Brien 35. Charlie Baker 36. Bobby Pifer 37. Ron Gache 38. Ty Seidule 39. Chris Craig 40. Steve Jones 41. Ben Hale 42. Casey O ' Malley 43. Rich Weismann 44. Jim Kirby 45. Ty Lawson 46. Dave Johnson NOT PICTURED: Randy Randall Scott Slade Kraig Armantrout Taylor Freeman David Short John Billmyre Stratton Moore Brooks Flippen Nat Lovell Bob Marshall IH 201 1. Richie Baer 2. John Pritchett 3. Brad Poorman 4. Cathy Pritchett 5. Zippy 6. Bill France 7. Beau Hodge 8. Bill Devine 9. Gordy Johnson 10. Jamie Small 11. Buck Andrews 12. Brett Kass 13. Larry Davis 14. John Delehaney 15. Mike Collier 16. Bill Roberts 17. Tom Elder 18. Buffulo Bob 19. Steve Denny 20. Tom Turk 21. Mac McCoy 22. Bill Dederick 23. Scott Stevenson 24. Chris Stokes 25. Melville 202 SIGMA NU . ..... %■ 4  , •. .. ■• ' BI X A SIGMA PHI EPSILON 1. Geoff Oosterhoudt 2. Chew Koontz 3. Sam Stroud 4. Splein Waterman 5. Bill Comer 6. Frank English 7. Gilles Wheeler 8. Karl Guenther 9. Joe-Joe Robles 10. String Smitherman 11. Chris Quirk 12. Scott Barr 13. John Bags 14. L.G. Philpott 15. Marty Bechtold 16. Kevin Dwyer 17. Jon Lebovitz 18. Herman X. Judge 19. Steve Matrazz 20. Joel Segall 21. Christopher Coogan 22. Clam J. Hintz 23. Gary Johnson 24. Mike Conway 25. Christopher O ' Conner 26. The Kooz 27. Dave Asmussen 28. Plug Shipman 29. Matman Sewell 30. Barbie Dalman 31. Chuck Fox 32. Thomas Gilman 33. Fiat O ' Brien 34. Russell Rosier 35. Kevin Brown 36. Val Baker 205 206 ZETA BETA TAU 1. Marc Firestone, II 2. Bruce Honig 3. Frank Jackman Scott Sanborn Jim Brockelman Tony Keast Tom Rohrig 8. Dave Smith 9. Pat Reynolds 10. Steve Warren 11. Richard Latture 12. Betsy Kyle L3. Joel Bassett Bryan Carr John Campbell Chris Bouquet Jon Yale Mark Kibbe 19. Phil Marella 20. John Bryan 21. Mike Coste Alan Armitage Eric Fife Johnny Pleasants Bishop Norris Gorden Lewis 14 15 16 17 18 22 23 24 25 26 207 What ' s All If ' if A $L m - rr 9?f?o - ..3 Wf pv J The 208 210 211 MOCK CONVENTION 213 ABOttfYOUQ Um PAPER! 214 UNDERCLASSMEN ANYONE FOe. SHAkeSPEAftE THEAree? v et Swill 215 CLASS OF 1982 Frank D. Agnew Edwin H. Artz, III David A. Asmussen Travis S. Barnes, Jr. Stephen S. Ban- John R. Bergmann Michael P. Bernot Franklin P. Billingsley Paul M. Black Richard E. Boaz % flit 111 i I Mark H. Boudreau Kevin W. Bowles toliM Gregory K. Branan Stephen G. Brand Frank W. Brower, III Graham T. Burnette Stephen P. Burrington Daniel J. Campbell George G. Carey, V George U. Carneal, III Ricardo F. Casellas Milton D. Chalkley, III 216  g3s S Russell R. Clarke William T. Cocke, IV Steven A. Colantuoni Michael J. Collier William P. Comer Richard C. Coogan David R. Cordell Michael W. Coste James P. Covington, III Allen R. Cross, III William S. Dacus Robert L. Dalman James B. Dalton Anthony R. Dementi Warren T. Dickerson, Jr. Jeffrey L. Dorsey Barry R. Dunn James E. Dunn, Jr. 217 Barry S. Eckert John C. Edwards James T. Ellis, II Geoffrey K. Fauth David B. Favrot, Jr. John B. Flippen Michael W. Fogarty Robert H. Forsyth Richard T. Freeman William J. Garrity Floyd B. Gibson Earle S. Greene, Jr. Herbert C. Gresens John R. Guest Francisco J. Guzman Richard D. Hachenburg Jeffrey M. Haggerty Ehrick Kilner Haight, Jr. James M. Hall Mark R. Hancock •■ ■ 218 Aiii A-Jillk w Clyde M.B. Harkrader John D. Harris, Jr. Timothy R. Harris Robert W. Haynes David J. Hepler Kevin T. Honey Bruce S. Honig Richard W. Houston Scott T. Howell Thomas S. Hunter David E. Jensen Gary A. Johnson Rudolph G. Johnstone, III Tony M. Jones Alan S. Kendrick Gilson J. Kingman Bryan S. Kocen Eric W. Kolts Glen F. Koontz Kenneth A. Lang 219 Robert J. Lanoue, Jr. Steven D. LaPrade Robert W. Lauer Jonathan A. Lebovitz Nathaniel W. Lovell Rebecca Lovingood Kenneth S. Lucas, Jr. Alexander W. McAlister Walter L. McColl, III Douglas W. McCormick Gregory E. McDonald Michael K. McFadden Michael J. Malesardi John S. Miller James K. Moles, Jr. John E. Monroe James O. Moore, Jr. Eric T. Myers Stephen T. Nardo Kelly J. Niernberger Stanton P. Nolan, Jr. Brian J. Noonan Lawrence C. Norford Geoffrey C. Oosterhoudt Jonathan H. Pakula Joseph A. Paletta Dale F. Park 220 it Afcii A tit William R. Parks, Jr. Walter B. Parrish Charles M. Patrick, III David D. Peete, Jr. Edmund P. Perry Hollis W. Plimpton, III George E. Plum Charles H. Prioleau Scott B. Puryear Christopher Quirk William M.E. Rachal, Jr. David A. Randall Charles F. Randolph Mark G. Rentschler William W.B. Rhett John B. Riis Henry F. Sattlethight Karl R. Sening Andrew G. Shayne James P. Shea, Jr. 221 Tom M. Southall George S. Spears, Jr. James D. Stanton, Jr. Timothy C. Taylor Thomas R. Thomas 222 Jose E.G. Umila Daniel L. Weiss William L. Wescott, II George H. West, Jr. Claude T. Whalen William L. Whalen Franklin H. White Glenn C. Wilmar Usher T. Winslett, III Robert B. Witherington Robert K. Wittpenn Bruce K. Young 223 CLASS OF 1983 Todd C. Alexander William E. Alison, Jr. Mark H. Anderson Steven M. Anthony William J. Archer Kraig B. Armantrout Alan S. Armitage Evans S. Attwell Leroy W. Autrey James E. Averett Richard A. Baer Seng K. Baey Dewey J. Bailey James L. Baldwin Joel B. Bassett Peter A. Baumgaertner Jeffrey A. Bebee William M. Bell, III 224 Bruce P. Berg James R. Black Scott S. Bond Thomas J. Bronner William W. Broom, Jr. Thomas S. Buckley ames E. Burt, IV Emanuel S. Butler, Jr. ohn E. Buttarazzi ames H. Campbell Bryan D. Can- Charles D. Caruthers 225 Timothy R. Cutting David C. Dallam Michael D. Drinkwater Lawrence R. Duffee Joel A. Dunlap Thomas L. Egbert Daniel M. Einstein Pryse R. Elam Frank G. English, IV William A. Epperson Frank L. Eppes Peter C.J. Fagan Eugene J. Fellin, III Eric R. Fife Stephen A. Foley William M. France, Jr. Arthur F. Fulmer, III Theodore M. Galanides Stephen P. Geary Howard E. Gill, III Keith E. Goretzka David C. Graham 226 Stephen K. Greene Michael M. Gregory Robert S. Griffith, III David M. Hagigh Scott W. Hall Clifford T. Hanks Thomas A. Harrison Don A. Harrold, Jr. James W. Hartz Deane A. Hennett William M. Herrnstein James C. Hess, Jr. Samuel B. Hollis, Jr. Edward R. Hudson, III John T. Huskin, Jr. Brad F. Huston Francis L. Jackman William M. Jackson Gregory E. Johnson Kenneth W. Johnstone Daniel S. Jones, Jr. Jeffrey E. Jones William R. Jones 227 Patrick C. Jordan Benjamin L. Kaplan Jonathan R. Kelafant Donald W. Kellerman, Jr. Malcolm C. Kendall Newton P. Kendrick John G. Kennedy, III Mark W. Kibbe Christopher M. Kibler Charles L. King Thomas F. King, III Kevin D. Kurtz Thomas M. Lawson George A. Lecuyer Douglas W. Lessley John S. Lindsay James E. Lipscomb, IV James F. Londrey James C. McCabe Patrick T. McGuire Michael D. Mahoney Harry F. Malzeke, III Kenneth P. Manganiello Paul A. Maurer Eric C. Melvin Scott L. Michaelis Stephen M. Miller 228 David W. Moore Todd T. Moore Philip W. Murray, III Fredrik E. Nelson, Jr. Raymond L. Nichols, Jr. Townsend Oast, Jr. Richard W. Ordway Robert G. Ortiz Stephen D. Palmer Ernest R. Paris, III William W. Peery John W. Perkinson, Jr. David E. Perlitz Steven P. Perry Thomas M. Price William M. Read Michael H. Reap Hal C. Rich, III David P. Ridlon Fred H. Rindge, V Dennis S. Roberts George K. Robinson, III Bennett L. Ross John A. Ross Henry W. Royal John B. Rudder Edward W. Rugeley, III Christopher A. Russo Scott D. Sanborn 229 Edmund W. Schenecker, II Christopher D. Schram Camden W. Selig John H. Sensabaugh Henry F. Sewell, Jr. Jackson R. Sharman, III Edward S. Shoemaker Michael S. Skardon Christopher P. Smith Frank M. Smith, II Howard H. Smith James A. Smith Mark G. Smith Robert R. Smith, Jr. Todd C. Smith 230 James E. Stanley Nicholas W. Teare George M. Thomas Charles E. Thompson Murray R. Titterington Desmond V. Tobias Chester C. Townsend Stephen B. Vaughan, Jr. John C. Vlahoplus John P. Walsh, Jr. Stephen C. Warren Reen D. Waterman Richard D. Weissman Harry K. Williams Mark V. Williams Paul E. Wilson John H. Windsor, III Harold B. Woodruff Darryl K. Woodson Douglas J. Woodson Mark S. Yerke Richard W. Young Kar S.C. Yue Anthony J. Zaccagnini 231 CLASS OF 1984 James E. Abbe, IV David C. Adams Charles W. Alcorn, III Stewart T. Anderson Billy F. Andrews, Jr. Kenneth J. Andsager David B. Arnold Andrew W. Asimos Charles B. Atkinson Jeffry F. Bailey Charles K. Baker Chris E. Baldwin David J. Bamonte Todd W. Barstow David P. Barton Ralph W. Baucum, III Martin J. Bechtold Kevin C. Becker 232 Edwin V. Bell William E. Benson, Jr. Kevin Y. Berger William W. Berghel Scott D. Berman Joel H. Berry, III Edmund B. Blythe, III Jeffery H. Boal Henry A. Bond, Jr. Kevin E. Brown Thomas D. Brown John V.V. Bryan Alfred S. Bryant, Jr. Robert G. Buchanan, Jr. Patrick J. Buttarazzi, Jr. Alexander G. Campbell. Ill Eric J. Campbell John C. Campbell, Jr. 233 Parker S. Carman James R. Carawan Geoffrey R.B. Carey Christopher J. Cartmill Robert B. Cave Raymond A. Ceresa Paul F. Chapman Colin W. Churchill, Jr. Andrew E. Clark James C. Clark William T. Clarke, Jr. Matthew C. Clayton John M. Cleghorn Thomas L.H. Cocke John D. Cole Peter G. Collins Michael P. Conway Laurens W. Cook Andrew S. Cooney 234 Afeifcii, ■ ik iiii Robert F. Corder William C. Cowen, Jr. Christopher C. Craig Michael S. Craig Peter Cronin John R. Cross, Jr. James W. Davis Robert M. Dees Arthur A. DeGroof David E. DeHay David H. Denby, Jr. John R. Dent Andrew J. Dewing Breese M. Dickinson Spencer K. Dickinson John W. Dindinger Ralph A. Dosser John S. Doyle Marvin H. Dukes, III 235 Richard M. Dunn, III Mark H. Eastham S.J. Eden Emory A. Edwards, II Emery Ellinger, II Dwight H. Emanuelson, Jr. Paul N. Farquharson James L. Fay, Jr. Lee R. Feldman Charles J. Fox Thomas J. Frankfurth Ralph L. Frasca David A. Freeman Herbert O. Funsten, III Ronald M. Gache Alfred J. Gannon Gregory M. Glessner Jed L. Goad Kevin D. Golden m Richard A. Haight Ben C. Hale James A. Halprin Marc A. Ham George R. Grainger, Jr. John L. Graves Scott J. Grow Karl F. Guenther Jeffrey B. Gwynn Grant D. Hamrick David R. Harcus Richard K. Hardage l ' A fl Martin C. Harmon, III John E. Harrison, III Timothy M. Hartley John D. Heckert, Jr. oshua M. Heltzer David R. Herr, Jr. James D. Higgason, Jr. Kirk W. Holmes John V. Howard, Jr. William L. Howard. Jr. Justus S. Hoyt James C. Hudson Jimmy N. Humphreys, II Thomas F. Hurdman 237 Lawton R. Jackson Donald E. Jeffrey, III Louis C. Jehl, Jr. Forrest N. Jenkins Charles R. Jennings William J. Jonas, III Richard B. Jones, Jr. Gunner K. Jordan Keith T. Kadesky Charles G. Kalocsay Anthony F. Keast Laurence D. Keeley Willard W. Kelly Michael F. Killea David W. Killenbeck Glenn L. Kirschner Jeffrey W. Knapp David S. Knitter Richard Kopelman Douglas D. Kuhn fj L  238 3 I • i i i Richard J. Kukucka Paul M. Kuveke, III James P. Laurie, III David W. Lee, Jr. Russell M. Lee, Jr. Powell M. Leitch, III Stephen W. Lemon Paul E. Levy Morris L. Lewis Mm i j-. A Stephen E. Lewis Samuel F. Little, Jr. Perry A. Lloyd Mark A. Lukes George M. Lupton, III Christopher C. Lykes Craig H. McArn Angus M. McBryde John L. McCants Roger D. McDonough John J. McKell Sean J. McNultv Andrew J. Maclellan Jeffrey W. Maddox Ronald R. Magee Joseph E. Mamo, III Martin E. Manasco Gregory R. Manigault Howard M. Martinez, III Stephen J. Matrazzo 239 Hiram H. Maxim, II Brooks H. Mayson Warren A. Michael David L. Miller Duane L. Miller John W. Miller, III Mark C. Mitschow Patrick H. Mooney Eric K. Moore Robert T. Mosby, III Douglas M. Muller Peter M. Muller Christopher M. Murphy Daniel L. Murphy Jeffrey C. Nutt Edward J. O ' Brian Jack L. O ' Brian Thomas G. O ' Brian David J. Oskam Everett C. Parker James M. Partin Wade M. Meadows James E. Messer, Jr. Gary J. Meyer Robbins M. Peek William D. Perkins, Jr. Theodore D. Petrides Jerome C. Philpott i+tM 240 Russell R. Rosier Richard R. Rosser Erik W. Runner William R. Sachs Thomas W. Sackfield David K. Salsbury John A. Sanders Robert B. Pifer Francis M. Pinckney, III Charles M. Plumly, II Robert A. Pritchard Thomas W. Pritchard Scott S. Prysi Markham S. Pyle William R. Rampone. Jr. Donald W. Richardson Tori C.A. Richardson Brian Rinehamer Christopher P. Robinson Thomas J. Rohrig 241 James T. Seidule Jeff R. Shaffer Marshall L. Shearin, Jr. Charles C. Sherrill, Jr. David C. Short Christopher J. Simandl Roland J. Simon Michael E. Singer James A. Skinner, III 242 David M. Slahor Christopher H. Smith fa ty Sheperd M. Smith Stephen J. A. Smith Robert Smithwick Charles R. Spencer, III James E. Spiro, Jr. Michael A. Stockley James P. Stoeffel Duncan H. Stone Eric G. Storey George L. Stradtman Jay K. Stratton Mark E. Sullivan John P. Sutton, III Richard C. Swagler, Jr. John E. Taylor Douglas W. Teague Thamer E. Temple, III William A. Thau, III Matthew G. Thompson, Jr. 243 William D. Thompson Gabriel F. Thornhill, IV Edward F. Tracey Ronald J. Travers James B. Trimble Robert B. Tucker, Jr . Thomas M.T. Turk Charles M. Turner Barthe A. van Doom Edwin D. Vaughan, III William A. Vaughan, Jr. Dow T. Voelker Kevin J. Walakovitz Michael Walsh David J. Warrenfeltz, Jr. Barry P. Waterman Steven K. Waterson Paul C. Ziebert Kazuhiro Hazama Warren B. Watkins, III George H. Weatherly, Jr. Dana L. Webb Thomas J. Wells Paul F. Wharton Nelson P. Whitehead Edward M. Wilkerson John T. Wilkinson William M. Wilson Marion E. Wood, III Robert C. Woods William D. Woolfolk Michael S. Wyatt William C. Yates George E. Youmans, Jr. m kMkHh (Wmt fa iu « ft VftUlUlbdkJlHfriA SPORTS P W ' ? %h %, % % ' 1 7 FOOTBALL r - j ■ . • ' y , • Front Row: Coach Boyd Williams, Rich Hachenburg, Chip Nunley, Larry Davis, Chris Leiser, John McKee, Lee Minetree, Jim Forte, Jon Hendler, Jim Wenke, Buzzy Riis, Head Coach Gary Fallon. Second Row: Assistant Coach Chuck Kroll, Jerry Thompson, Steve Corbeille, Randy Root, Dave Nickels, Gene Newton, Dick Cerone, Bob Shaver, Tom Noble, Mike Fogarty, Mike Pressler, Assistant Coach Norris Aldridge. Third Row: Assistant Coach Chuck O ' Connell, Bill Devine, Ken Robinson, Jeff Jones, Jim Stanley, Jim Hess, Andy Foley, John Wagner, Barry Thompson, Jim Boyle, Phil Hrabar, Gene Fellin, Assistant Coach Frank Miriello. Fourth Row: Head Trainer Tom Jones, Marty Thomas, Mid Self, Ron Travers, James Partin, Jim Koenig, Scott Grow, Jed Goad, Stew Butler, Tom Harrison, John Cole, Charlie Alcorn, Assistant Trainer Jim Murdock. Fifth Row: Roger McDonough, Mike Walsh, Ron Magee, Bob Jenevein, Parker Schenecker, Marty Manasco, Bruce Burks, Mel Cote, David Warrenfeltz, Andy Asimos, Joe Mamo. Sixth Row: Allen Roberts, Bill Foster, Dan Seal, Carl Peebles, Craig Reilly, Paul Chapman, Glenn Kirschner, Doug Teague, Bill Dederick, Equipment Manager Lefty Newell. Seventh Row: David Cole, Mark Yerke, Pat McGuire, Chris Cavalline, Don Kellerman, Ralph Paris, Ken Manganiello. W L Opp. 12 Delaware Valley 8 Gettysburg 28 28 Emory Henry 14 16 Centre 9 10 Randolph-Macon 14 17 Hampden-Sydney 13 20 U. of South 14 20 Bridgewater 21 20 Maryville 23 36 Georgetown Univ. 6 wins — 4 losses 7 C tlTflriJL; 1 tj ' ipSiro . ■■CS .. ■ • I H Is jia 250 For the first time since 1967, the Washington and Lee football team concluded the year above the .500 mark with a satisfying 6-4 record. This season was earmarked by ex- citing, last-minute comebacks which left fans breathless and oppo- nents demoralized. The Generals al- ways seemed to come up with that extra effort needed late in the con- test, when the game was on the line. Offensive standouts included senior co-captain Chris Leiser, who gained a team-high 555 yards rushing. Tailback Chris Cavalline totaled 537 yards and ten touch- downs despite missing three games with an injury. Quarterback Rich Hachenburg completed 57.5 per- cent of his passes, many of which went to tight end Mike Fogarty. A tight General Defense was anchored by linebacker John McKee, who led the team with 69 tackles, and classmate Mike Press- ler, a defensive lineman who reg- istered 62 tackles. Losing only six seniors, and with an impressive complement of re- serves waiting in the wings, the Generals may well effect an end to their losing ways of the past, and prove that this season ' s success was no fluke. Assistant Coaches Frank Miriello, Chuck O ' Connell, Norris Aldridge, Chuck Kroll, Boyd Williams, Head Coach Gary Fallon. 251 SOCCER Front Row: Kirk Mancer, Craig Burns, Bryan Williams, Mark Turner, Chris Daniel, Kevin Carney. Second Row: Mike Collier, Tad Renner, Jerry Moyer, Steve Smith, Paul Ritter, Ben Muskin, Bob Corder, Roland Simon. Third Row: Head Coach Rolf Piranian, B — Team Coach Mark Nay, Peter Collins, Ted Petrides, Charles Prioleau, Tom Elder, John McLarin, Mark Sullivan, Brad Poorman, Mark Carduner, Assistant Coach Vince Coviello, Administrative Assistant Vince Rospond, Trainer Jim Murdock. W L Opp. 2 Mary Washington College 1 West Virginia Wesleyan 6 4 Hampden-Sydney College 2 Davidson College 4 Eastern Mennonite College 1 1 Radford University 2 3 Gettysburg College 1 Pratt Institute 1 Roanoke College 3 3 VMI 1 1 Virginia Wesleyan Lynchburg College 1 1 U.S. Naval Academy Final Record: 9 — 4 — -rf The 1980 edition of the Washington and Lee soccer team tied the school record for victories in one season, posting an impressive 9 — 4 season mark which nearly earned them an NCAA bid. Spearheading the offensive attack were sophomore Brad Poorman, who led the team in assists (6) and total points (18). However, the highlight of the season was the sparkling play of goalie Kevin Carney, who established a school record with 407 career saves. Sophomore Tad Renner and freshman Mark Sullivan led a stingy No Goal Patrol defense. With most of the squad returning in the fall, the soccer team hopes to capture that elusive laurel: and NCAA bid. WATER POLO Front Row: Herb Eunuch Gresens, Mike Blade Berot, Tim Rock, Keith Kadesky, Rand McClain, Bob Bullet Marshall, Kevin Becker. Second Row: Matt Clayton, Don Shark Smith, Rob Crawford, Matt Abe Goldstein Ravencraft, Steve Magoo LaPrade, Jeff Gee, Chris Murphy. Standing in Rear: Kevin Kadesky, Andy Gates, Erik Bigfoot Peterson. 254 The 1980 water polo team pulled off a surprising comeback in the final two-thirds of the season, posting a 17 — 14 season record after a sluggish 4 — 7 start. The Generals finished second to arch-rival University of Richmond in both the Virginia State Championships and the Southern League Championships. The season was essentially a learning experience for the young squad, which was stocked with nine fresh- men and absolutely no seniors. The fact that the Gener- als emerged with a winning mark despite such a young team is a credit to second year coach Page Remillard and his players. Stars included junior Mike Bernot, sophomore Bob Marshall, and freshmen Tim Rock, Don Smith, Andy Gates, Rand McClain, and the Kadesky brothers, Kevin and Keith. With all its players returning a year more experienced, the water polo team looks to not only defeat nemesis Richmond next year, but prove itself as a major southern water polo power. 18 Johns Hopkins 7 Harvard 5 Brown 7 MIT 13 Princeton 7 Penn State 5 Slippery Rock 8 Millersville 6 Cornell 12 James Madison 9 Ga. Southern 10 Virginia 7 Duke 13 Richmond B 10 James Madison 9 Richmond 27 Hampden-Sydney 16 North Carolina 18 North Carolina B 12 VMI 12 James Madison 4 Richmond 2 Richmond 9 James Madison 17 Ga. Southern 12 Duke 7 Richmond 5 Richmond W L forfiet from Missouri-Roll 2 Bucknell 5 Missouri-Rolla 7 Harvard Final Record: 17 — 14 255 CROSS-COUNTRY Front Row: Coach Dick Miller, Angus McBryde, Lawrence Keeley, Howard Gill, Gregory Branan, Christopher Coigne, Theodore Fletcher, Chuck Miller. Second Row: Howard Herndon, Jonathan Kelafant, William Benson, Todd Smith, Mark Smith, William Langhorne, David Dallam, (Charles Warner is not pictured). W L Opp. 25 Mary Washington 53 Washington College 55 George Washington 53 Roanoke 34 Norfolk State 34 59 Lynchburg 30 Christopher Newport 67 37 Bridgewater 22 21 West Virginia Tech 36 42 Lynchburg 25 Hampden-Sydney 58 Final Dual Meet Record: 8-5-0 - I - 256 The cross-country team finished the 1980 season with a 7 — 5 record, the 20th winning season in Dick Miller ' s 29 years as coach. The harriers were led by freshman Angus McBryde, who placed either first or second for W L in all regular-season meets and who finished first among General runners in the ODAC meet. Noteworthy in supporting roles were sophomores Jon Kelafant and Todd Smith, as well as senior co- captains Charlie Warner and Howard Herndon. The 1981 harriers look to tack on another winning season to Miller ' s already impressive record. 257 HOOPS • :.. Iff; K V ■ _ H 1 :,: ' viWM 258 KNEELING: Brad Lewis, Henry Bond, George Spears, Carby Hoy, R.J. Skaggs, Ken Jaffe, Mark Shaver and Bill Yates. STANDING: Trainer Jim Murdock, Assistant Coach Howard Ainsley, Clark New, Jay Fechtel, Brian Hanson, Frank Eppes, Rob Smitherman, John Graves, Craig Dye, Coach Verne Canfield and Mac Rein. The Washington and Lee basketball team demonstrated flashes of brilliance during the season as they proved themselves to be a powerful force in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. The Generals sported a 16-10 overall record yet keeping a 7-7 ODAC mark. Led by seniors Rob Smitherman and Carby Hoy, the team employed Coach Verne Canfield ' s Total Team Togetherness concept to win many exciting games, including a mid-season 8-game winning streak. The high point of the season was reached when W L dealt Roanoke, ranked second nationally in NCAA Division III, its only defeat of the season. 259 W L 79 Thomas College 76 W L 69 Mt. Union College 60 W L 55 Hampden-Sydney 57 W L 56 Lehman 44 W L 88 Randolph-Macon 97 W L 108 Alderson-Broaddus 104 W L 63 Rochester 82 W L 84 Washington and Jefferson 66 W L 92 Rhode Island 57 W L 79 St. Andrews 72 W L 68 Davis and Elkins 52 W L 82 Hampden-Sydney 59 W L 82 Emory and Henry 79 W L 93 Bridgewater 79 W L 96 Roanoke 79 W L 79 Lynchburg 87 W L 70 Eastern Mennonite 80 W L 77 Maryville 64 W L 60 Emory and Henry 70 W L 80 Lynchburg 75 W L 89 Bridgewater 85 W L 92 Mary Washington 69 W L 64 Roanoke 75 W L 81 Eastern Mennonite 90 W L 67 Maryville 78 W L 58 Hampden-Sydney 60 260 WRESTLING Broffl n and VinSRospo nd 01111 11 ' MaS ° n ' UmUa ' T ° dd BaFSt0W ' Gr6g C ° y ' Mike McFadden ' Rich Kopelman, Henry Sewell, Jerry W L 32 Longwood 20 George Washington 50 W L 7th at W L Invitational W L 9 V.M.I. 41 W L Duke 57 15 Campbell 35 W L 2 Glassboro State 53 W L 7th at Citadel Invitational W L 31 Lynchburg 22 W L 24 Richmond 32 W L 7th at W L College Invitational W L 27 Hampden-Sydney 24 W L 35 Longwood 24 W L 9th at Pembroke St. Invitational W L 16 James Madison 35 W L 13 Davidson 36 W L 13 Catawba 36 262 Despite a marked depletion of their ranks due to injuries, the Washington and Lee wrestling team concluded the sea- son with a 4-9 record in dual-meet competition. Coach Gary Franke was pleased in finding four freshmen grapplers to add to the team ' s depth. Tim Valliere posted a team-high 15-12 record, Carlton Peebles won 11 of 26 matches, while classmates Rich Kopelman and Scott Mason registered marks of 7-11 and 7-14, respectively. This fear- some foursome should form the nucleus of next year ' s team. Captain Dave Stoeffel, wrestling in the 167 pound class, chalked up 10 wins against 12 defeats. Senior Les Heart, last year ' s ODAC champion in the 177 pound weight class, was one of numerous victims of injury as a broken hand prohi- bited him from wrestling in all but one match. SWIMMING W L 78 V.M.I. 34 W L 37 Richmond 76 W L 7th at Virginia St. Championships W L 64 George Washington 49 W L 43 James Madison 60 W L 38 Towson State 74 W L 57 Shepherd 48 W L 42 William and Mary 71 W L 39 Davidson 71 W L 46 Furman 61 W L 47 Va. Commonwealth 66 264 Rob Crawford, a sophomore transfer from UCLA, broke three school records for the 1980-81 W L Swimming tean, which finished the season with a 3-7 record. Crawford set new standards in the 100-yard and 200-yard breaststroke events, as well as the 200-yard individual med- ley. In addition, the relay team of Herb Gresens, Jeff Gee, Mike Bernot and Crawford posted a new school record in the 400 yard medley. With all of their fine swimmers returning next year, Coach Page Remillard ' s swimming team looks toward to the 1981- 82 season as one of dramatic improvement for the young squad. ' £ ■ ■■ . ' . F W 265 LACROSSE .. T,, tl , - J B P « K ' J ,  V fc ktrlr K :k.W r +c ■ ? ■ 266 267 268 Mar. 7 Mt. Wash, (exhibition) home Mar. 15 New Hamp. home Mar. 21 N.C. State away Mar. 28 Towson State away Apr. 1 Delaware home Apr. 14 Wm. Mary home Apr. 18 Virginia home Apr. 25 Wash. College away Apr. 29 Baltimore home May 2 Roanoke home May 10 North Carolina away May 16 U.M.B.C. away May 20 NCAA Quarterfinals T.B.A. May 23 NCAA Semifinals T.B.A. May 30 NCAA Finals Princeton Front Row: Head Coach Jack Emmer, Jerry Broccoli, Bob Carpenter, John Tunney, John Doub, John Sancilio, John Buttarazzi, Warren Michael, Morris Lewis, Tim Schurr, Coach Chuck O ' Connell. Second Row: Trainer Tom Jones, Geoff Wood, Stuart Kiehne, Mike Schuler, Rob Staugaitis, Mike Pressler, Mark Lukes, Lee Heimert, Mike Lewers, Coach Kevin Gray. Third Row: Admininstrative Assistant Joe Seifert, Bill Benson, Ware Palmer, Barry Waterman, Chip Knudson, Craig Albanese, Pere Roberts, Kevin Walakovitz, Equipment Manager Lefty Newell. Fourth Row: Dave Nickels, Don Rigger. Bob Grauer, Steve Conboy, Geoff Brent, John Kemp, Jim Herbert, George Santos, Don Richardson. 269 TENNIS Mar. 8 U. Charleston Mar. 13 W. Chester State Mar. 14 U. Rochester Mar. 16 Lynchburg Mar. 20 Calif. St. (Pa.) Mar. 21 Davidson Mar. 22 E. Tenn St. Mar. 23 U. Richmond Mar. 24 VMI Mar. 25 Radford Mar. 26 Greensboro Mar. 28 Hampton Inst. Mar. 29 Brown U. Mar. 30 Roanoke Mar. 31 James Madison Apr. 1 Hampden-Sydney Apr 13 Emory U. Apr 14 U. Central Fla. Apr. 15 U. South Fla. Apr. 16 Rollins Apr. 17 Flagler Apr. 18 U. Florida Apr. 20 U. Maryland Apr. 24 25 ODAC Apr. 27 U. Virginia May 1 Chris. Newport May 2 Radford May 8 Virginia Tech home home home home home away home home away away home away home home home home away away away away away away home home away home home home m tH ' • • RfflU+uur   Co-captains Peter Lovell and Doug Gaker. Team includes: Steve Denny, Wes Yonge, Scott Berman, and Charlie Kalocsay. 270 271 GOLF Mar. 13 U. Rochester home Mar. 16-17 NCAA District III tournament away Mar. 24 Bridgewater Shepherd home Mar. 31 Longwood Bridgewater home Apr. 17-18 Virginia Tech Gobbler Classic away Apr. 20 ODAC Championship tournament away Apr. 24 Bluefield home Apr. 27 Bluefield College Bluefield State away Apr. 30 Bridgewater College Radford University away May 5 Randolph-Macon College Bridgewater College away May 19-22 NCAA Division III Championship Greensboro College Greensboro, N.C. away Gerry Barousse (Co-captain), Del Agnew, Coach Buck Leslie, Bill Alfano (Co-captain), and Jim Kaplan. Not Pictured: Bruce Blythe and Steve Everett. 272 273 Front Row: Kevin Kadesky, Howard Herndon, Gene Fellin, Angus McBryde, Billy Morris, R. J. Scaggs, Jon Kelafant, Russ Rector, Keith Kadesky, Crews Townsend. Second Row: Rob Brod, Paul Chapman, John Schmidt, Bill Benson, Charles Adler, Chico Shaver, Bob Jenevein, John McKee, Parker Schenecker, Eric Nelson, Victor Jaramillo. Third Row: Coach Frank Miriello, Eroll Skyers, Charlie Alcorn, Jim Vines, Glenn Wilmar, Pete Whitehead, Craig Kennelly, Kevin Honey, Mike Fogarty, Todd Howe, Bill Sherwin, Alan Armitage, Coach Norris Aldridge. Mar. 14 Davidson Mary Washington home Mar. 27 Emory Henry Newport News home Mar. 31 Christopher Newport Eastern Mennonite home Apr. 17 Lynchburg Roanoke Eastern Mennonite Lynchburg Apr. 25 ODAC Bridgewater May 1 Bridgewater home 274 TRACK 275 BASEBALL Mar. 13 W. Va. Tech (1) home Mar. 14 W. Va. Tech (2) home Mar. 18 Longwood (1) away Mar. 20 Lynchburg (1) away Mar. 21 Emory Henry (2) home Mar. 24 Randolph-Macon College (2) away Mar. 25 Lock Haven State (1) home Mar. 26 Bridgewater College (1) home Mar. 28 Maryville (2) away Mar. 30 Colgate (1) home Apr. 14 Hampden-Sydney College (2) home Apr. 16 Eastern Mennonite College (2) home Apr. 17 N. Carolina Wesleyan (1) home Apr. 21 Lynchburg College (1) home Apr. 22 Bridgewater College (1) away Apr. 25-26 ODAC Tournament Lynchburg Apr. 27 Newport News Apprentice (1) home Apr. 28 Longwood (1) home May 2 VMI (2J away ■. ■■ , i y „ ' • • i - ■ 1 • First Row: Tom Coates, Tripp Brower, Chris Cavalline, Jeff Haggerty, and Mark McLaughlin. Second Row: Thad Ellis, Marty Thomas, Jodi Harris, Jim Daly, Rich Hachenburg, and David Warrenfeltz. Third Row: Greg Branan, Kevin Golden, Mike Walsh, Head Coach Craig Jones, Brian Rinehamer, Jim Stanley, Jim Brockelman, Dave Swallow, Assistant Coach Jim Murdock, Dave Randall, Don Dudley, and Jimmy Halprin. Not Pictured: Ralph Frasca and Mark Carduner. 276 ■ 277 :j3r I?  .- te%, 278 Many Washington and Lee students returned to Lexington this fall to find that crucial decisions had been made and that the machinery for making housing changes had been put into motion. The first and most noteworthy change was the university ' s arrogation of maintenance for fraternities. The unpopular and infamous Fraternity Maintenance Plan was dropped like a bomb on fraternity members. Frat rats, as some faculty members called the fun-loving minks, responded loudly with much venom, but to no avail. The maintenance plan was a ' fait accompli ' backed by stern words from the hill and President Huntley. The subject matter and specifics of the plan were debated frequently, resulting in a few changes being made, but the handling of the issue left many students wondering how much real respon- sibility and input they had in regard to student government at Washington and Lee. While fraternity members struggled to organize rush and undermine the maintenance plan, the Publications Board called the Executive Commit- tee to discuss the EC ' s decision to retroactively take salaries away from business managers and editors of the school ' s publications. The EC over- ruled the salary decision made last year returning salaries to the 1980-81 publications people. However, they let the Pub Board know that they opposed, in principle, the idea of salaries. The Pub Board met, reached a similar decision and ruled out salaries for future editors and business managers. No sooner had the earlier news events died out than the problem of crime stepped in. A rape was re- ported, only to have charges, tests and facts obscured by a muddled investigation by the Lexington Police Department. The varsity football team took its toll on rivals and got off the its best start since 1963. The season was highlighted by a last munite touch and go vic- tory over hated rival Hampden-Sydney. Parents weekend started with a bang when the Ring- turn Phi ran an article on alco- holism and W L. Some pa- rents seemed surprised to hear about drinking here, but just as many saw Mink drink- ing habits as nothing unusual. The upshot of the incident was an investigation by Eric Myers of the EC. Fraternity members drank anyway and once again the police took enough time off from writing tickets to arrest fraternity presidents for noise code violations. Lexington has not had much success prosecuting fraternities for noise violations because of an error in enforcing the noise code. Interfraternity Council President Monty Briscoe looked into the matter and came up with a possible solution. However, when houses made too much noise on a weeknight, somebody got arrested. A quiet development this year was the faculty ' s acceptance or exasperation with weeknight parties. Little or no flak was caught about the weeknight blow-outs. Homecoming Weekend followed close on the heels of parent ' s weekend and much to student ' s chagrin, the featured band of the event, The New Riders of The Purple Sage, or NRPS for short, cancelled out at the last minute. Calling on some mysterious inner power, SAB co-chairman Jamie Small lined up Sea Level. The band played so well with an astounding degree of intensity that no one really missed the sage brush cowtenders, or whatever the bush league band was called. As November rolled around students made no secret of the candidate they would choose for President. Contact presented two speakers on the economic aspects of the election. Republican Senator Richard Schweiker and Democratic Senator Adlai Stevenson, neither of whom pulled any surprises or punched below the belt. Stevenson foreshadowed events as he slipped early in his speech and referred to the competition, Ronald Reagan, as the President. Schweiker simply outlined the Republican political plat- form and why its economic aspects would help save the country from inflation. G Gordon Liddy, the hottest item on college campuses in the fall of 1980, visited W L and gave a conservative speech which earned a standing ovation. Only one student blatantly criticized Liddy, commenting he was sorry Liddy did not spend more time in j ail for his role in Watergate. A London Times reporter noted in his article about Liddy that W L was one of the most conservative campuses in the nation. One of the most interesting events of the year was a hostage crisis in Lexington. The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity carried out its annual activity of kidnapping its visiting national secretary. He threatened to take legal ac- tion, but the Interfraternity Council stepped in and dealt Pi Kappa Phi a punishment which seemed to please most parties involved. Conspicuously quiet during the ordeal was self-appointed faculty spokesman, Pi Kappa Phi advisor to the Interfraternity Council, Holt Merchant. He did say some- thing about an opera. Things were stirred up again when Executive Committee President Bob Willis went Before the IFC and stated that an unnamed person dropped a hallucinogenic drug into a guest ' s drink at a fraternity party. The guest, according to Willis, did not know about the drug and subsequently had problems resulting in the student ' s withdrawal from school. The unusual intrusion by the EC and nebulous intent of the message left everyone wondering what had really happened. Later in December, students were shocked by the news of John Lennon ' s death. Across the university students pri- vately and publicly mourned the death of one of our genera- tion ' s most popular spokes- men, musicians and peace- niks. When classes resumed in January, students discovered that a senior, Ed Johnson, had received a Rhodes Scho- larship. But Johnson ' s congra- tulations turned to conde- mnation following an inter- view with the Ring-turn Phi. Johnson later denied making certain comments to Phi re- porter Bill Whalen, but the newspaper stood behind its reporter and the validity of the article. As late as Fancy Dress the letters were still rolling in to the Phi. Another fraternity sprang to life but was denied permission to move into its old house. The Superdance was held again this year, raising over $22,000. The Muscular Dystrophy Association found avid supporters here at Washington and Lee. Even more avid and more numerous than the superdance fans were minks who turned out for Fancy Dress 1981 — On Boradway. John Prine was the featured singer on Thursday night and believe it or not, he did not cancel his performance. Opinion seemed overwhelmingly in favor of Prine and the most recent edition of Fancy Dress. However, questions were raised about the Student Activities Board and the handling of its budget. As spring appeared on the horizon, the lacrosse team destroyed its first opponent, the Virginia Beach Lacrosse Club. Despite the loss of many top players to graduation, head coach Jack Emmer continued to recruit top level athletes who worked well with the experienced upperclassmen. New blood was also brought to the baseball team. Virginia Military Institute graduate and National Football League prospect Craig Jones took over for former head coach Chuck Kroll. The year in retrospect proved to be a year of hope and new faith. With the release of the American Hostages in Iran and the inauguration of a new President, a general feeling of national unity arose. 280 For those of you who decided not to keep a scrap- book this year (I can ' t imagine why), I offer you the 1981 Calyx. You ' ll probably not find as many pic- tures of yourself, your girlfriend, your dog, or your car (not necessarily in order of importance) as if you had kept a private volume, but I hope this yearbook will help bring back good memories of 1980-81 at W L. There isn ' t much copy; the photographs should tell the stories. This being the case, you won ' t find many reminders of the dreaded all- nighters, the 2:00 A.M. return-roadtrips, the 4:00 A.M. pledge raids, the 11:02 P.M. phone calls to the H.T.H., the 12:45 A.M. munch-outs at Spanky ' s, the 8:00 A.M. hangovers every Thursday, etc. I guess you ' ll occasionally have to reach out and touch someone to remind a fellow Mink of the awesome roadtrips the two of you made to Hollins, or the all-nighters the two of you pulled just to hook the Ax, or the time you nailed his Topsiders to the floor during Homecoming (sorry). Anyway, we do have F.D., Homecoming, Superdance, Frats, Lax, Hoops, and much more. Borrowing a phrase of an ancient Calyx editor, I hope that in years to come when you are in your study with your grandson (or secretary) on your lap, this book will help you re-live some of the good ole ' days at W L. This book is the product of many. I owe thanks to the entire staff, the patrons, and the advertisers. 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Woodard Jr. Mr. J.W. Yates Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Young 291 IN MEMORIAM Carlton Davies Walker, May 24, 1958-April 5, 1981 292 SENIOR INDEX ABELOFF, JAMES F. — Economics — Kappa Alpha, Mock Convention, Advertising Manager for the University Theatre ( ' 80- ' 81), M.D. ADLER, CHARLES OTIS — Physics-Engineering — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Wrestling (2,3,4), JV Football (3), Track (2,4), Ring-turn Phi, Rank-Tam- Poon, Math Club ALFANO, THOMAS G1LDO — Economics — Kansas State Treasurer for W L Mock Convention ' 80, Phi Kappa Sigma — House Manager, Cold Check Committee — Secretary BROOKS, EDWARD GAUTIER— Chemistry — Phi Eta Sigma, Robert E. Lee Scholar, Sigma Nu fraternity (vice-pres.), Alpha Epsilon Delta (medical fraternity), Varsity Soccer BROWN, ROBERT JEFFERY — Economics — Dean ' s List, Varsity Track 3 year letterman (Freshman, sophomore, junior), Memorial Track and Field Award, Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, chaplain (frat.) BURNS, WILLIAM CRAIG — Accounting, Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Varsity Soccer (2,3,4), treasurer of Phi Kappu Psi fraternity BATES, CARL MARTIN — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Football (freshman year), Den Resident, Mock Convention ' 80 BAXTER, RICHARD A. — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Psi social chairman BENDA, PETER J. — Physics-Engineering, Physics, German — High-light of my academic career: road trips to Randolph-Macon; Joe ' s beer addict; my philosophy of life: Looks like fish; smells like it, too BEST, RAYMOND KARL — Physics-Engineering, Math — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Robert E. Lee research scholar (1980-81), Chi Psi fraternity president 1980-81, treasurer 1979-80, secretary 1978-79, College Republi- cans treasurer 1980-81, Math Club, Cross Country (1), Track (1), WLUR(2) CAMPBELL, SAM H. Ill — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Student Recruitment Committee, Ring-turn Phi, Lex. Pres. Church yout h group leader, Republicans, Tenn. Mock Convention Delegation secretary, Sigma Chi fraternity, no resume clubs CARDOZO, JAMES SCOTT — European History, French — Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Contact chairman ' 80 and ' 81 , vice-president of senior class CARNEY, KEVIN PATRICK — Business Administration — Physical Educa- tion Department Scholarship, Dean ' s List, Varsity Soccer 1-4, Dorm. Coun- selor, Pni Kappa Psi, Mock Convention delegate (Colorado) CASSELS, WILLIAM TOBIN III - Minks • Economics — Sigma Society, Mongolian BIGLER, CLARKE STEPHEN — Business Adminsitration — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Philip Milner Award, Administration Dept. Scholarship, Beta Gamma Sigma, Accounting Dept. Scholarship, Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha, W.W. Chaffin Novice Debater Award, Emory Business Team, W L Debate Team, assistant treasurer 1980 Mock Republican Convention, treasurer 1984 Mock Convention, student operator of University computer, B.I.O.ing, underworld activities, listening to Pat Benatar BILLMYRE, JOHN G. — Journalish, History, — Dean ' s List (occasionally), Sigma Chi fraternity, Sigma Delta Chi, Assistant Head Dorm Counselor, Ring-turn Phi editor, enjoyed four fine years BINDER, ROBERT DENNIS — Psychology — Glee Club, Phi Kappa phi social fraternity, Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-thon, Indoor Soccer, Young Republicans, WLUR radio announcer, Mock Convention BLISS, HOMER AUSTIN CHANDLER — American History, Drama — Dean ' s List, Varisty letterman soccer ' 77, ' 78 ' , ' 79, I guess we ' re all gonna ' be what we ' re gonna ' be So what do you do with gooof ole boys like me? — Bob McDill BOATWRIGHT, JOHN GARLAND POLLARD JR. — Biology — Phi Beta Kappa 1980, Phi Eta Sigma 1978, Alpha Epsilon Delta 1979, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 1980, historian and former president Kappa Alpha fraternity, Student Recruitment Com- mittee 1978-1979. BOURDON, PAUL STEPHEN — Math, Physics, — Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Pi Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, scholarship s: Luther Seevers Birely, Robert Alexan- der, Taylor, Physics Department, Big Brothers Program, Math Club BRACKIN, JOHN MARVIN III — Religion, Politics WLUR, Glee Club, Mu Beta Psi Young Democrats, BRISCOE, WILLIAM MONTGOMERY — Politics, Economics — IFC Judi- cial Board ' 79- ' 80,IFC President ' 80- ' 81, member SAC, member U.C., Who ' s Who Among Studemts in Am. Universities CLARK, MARSHALL A. — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Com- merce fraternity, Who ' s Who, ODK, Golf (1,2), Dorm. Counselor (3), Califor- nia state delegate to Mock Convention (3), senior rep. to Executive Commit- tee (4), treasurer of SAE frat. (3,4), employee of College Town Shop (2,3,4) COATES, THOMAS KENNON — Accounting, Business Administration — Varsity Football (1), Baseball (1,2,3,4), captain (4), Delta Tau Delta social fraternity COLE, WILLIAM R. Ill — Business Administration — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Sigma social fraternity, Mock Convention, Intramurals COLEMAN, THOMAS JR. Republicans Politics — Phi Delta Theta fraternity, College COLONNA, CLAUDE BUNDICK JR. — Accounting, Business Administra- tion, — Dean ' s List, Glee Club (1,2,3,4), Glee Club Dusiness manager (2,3), Glee Club president (4), Mu Beta Psi (3,4), Mu Beta Psi vice-president (4), intramurals (2,3,4) COVIELLO, VINCENT — American History — Dean ' s List, assistant Varsity Soccer coach for 2 yrs., Supper Club, ROTC, College Republicans, Creek Leaper ' s Society, Spring Power Tanning Club DAVIS, CYRIL DOUGLAS — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Sigma social fraternity, Mock Convention, W L Young Republi- cans, Intramural Tennis DAVIS, LAWRENCE J Dorm. Counselor Journalism — Dean ' s List, Football, Rugby, Track, DIESING, JAY ALLAN — Economics — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Phi Eta Sigma, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Student Re- cruitment, Varsity Swimming, co-chairman of Florida delegation to the Mock Convention, Film Society BROCCOLI, JERRY L. — Spanish — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, president and treasurer of Phi Gamma Delta, 2 yr. student mangr. Evans Dining Hall, 4 yr. Varsity Lacrosse, 1 yr. Varsity Wrestling, 2 yrs. Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon BROCK, JAMES GILBERT JR. — Psychology Dean ' s List, vice-president Pi Kappa Alpha 1980-81, rush chairman fall 1979, Iowa state treasurer Mock Convention BROOKE, ROBERT LAWRENCE — European History — Alpha Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa (1980), Washington Scholarship (4 years), Elizabeth B. Garrett French Scholarship (1980-81), vice-president of ODK (1980-81), co-chairman of Student Recruitment Committee ( 1 980-81 ) , president of Phi Kappa Sigma (1980-81), Junior Justice of IFC (1979-80), Illinois state chair- man for 1980 Mock Convention (1980), Contact Committee (1978-80), Everett Dixon Fan Club (1977-81) DONAHEY, JOHN DAVID JR. — U. S. History — Dean ' s List, member Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and alumni secretary, IFC representative, chief rush captain, Anheiser-Busch, Inc. promotional agent DRENNEN, RICHARD HAGOOD — Economics — Mongolian Minks, Col- lege Republicans, SQIGMA Society, Phi Delta Theta rush chairman (junior year) DUDKA, DAVID MICHAEL — European History, History of Architecture (ind) — academic honors? Are you kidding? Dean ' s List and Honor Roll (Hopefully!), transferred from Tulane University Fall, 1978, managing edi- tor for Ring-turn Phi, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, (IVCF), Executive Committee, WLUR staff, Young Democrats, ROTC Rangers, I have never let my schooling interfere with my education, Mark Twain DWYER, KEVIN BARRY — English — Omicron Delta Kappa, Who ' s Who in 293 American Universities and Colleges, Mu Beta Psi, Robert E. Lee Scholar, 1980 Mock Republican Convention Midwest Regional Coordinator, College Republicans, University Federation, University Theatre, W L Glee Club, Southern Comfort , Student Recruitment Committee, Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraternity, Ring-tum Phi {1977-78) ELIADES, PETER DEAN — Economics, French — Omicron Delta Kappa, G. Holbrook Barber Scholarship, Washington Scholarship, Commerce Honor Fraternity, Who ' s Who, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Calyx Editor, Student Recruitment Committee Chairman, Assistant Head Dormitory Counselor, Freshman Admissions Committee, Tennis, Publications Board, Sigma Chi social fraternity, Pre-law Society, state chairman for 1980 Mock Convention EVERETT, STEPHEN M. — History, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Robert E. Lee Research Scholar, Varsity Golf, Phi Kappa Psi social fraternity FAGAN, GEORGE DAVIDSON — European History — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, J.V. Soccer (1,2), WLUR-FM (2,3,4), member of Beta Theta Pi, Inter- Varsity FISHBACK, WILLIAM PRALEAU — Politics FOX, JOHN JOSEPH III — American History — Fall Baseball 1977, Racquet- ball Club 1978-79, Pi Kappa Alpha 1977-81, social chairman 1979, 1980 Mock Convention Iowa state chairman, ROTC 1977-81, Cadet Corps. Batta- lion Commander 1980-81, WLUR news staff 1978 GAMMON, ROBERT CHRISTOPHER — Business Administration — Honor Roll, L. K. Johnson Scholarship in Commerce, Beta Gamma Sigma, Com- merce Fraternity, Intercollegiate Business Games, finance chairman for Sigma Chi, Percussion Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble, Student Recruitment Committee, Sigma Chi I.M. G.P.A. team, horizontal recreation GERMANO, JOHN ROSS — Journalism — member of Delta Tau Delta social fraternity, coach of Little League Football 1980, member of Delt hockey team 1981 chairman ' 80 Mock Convention, Phi Kappa Psi social fraternity, Who ' s Who ' 80- ' 81, Muscular Dystrophy co-chairman ' 78-79, ' 79- ' 80, ' 80- ' 81, friend of P. Eliades 4 years HENDLER, JONATHAN MARK — Accounting — Football (4 yrs.), Phi Kappa Psi HESS, ALAN CHARLES — Business Administration — Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, College Republicans HICKS, JAMES F. Ill — Politics — film chairman Student Activities Board, Cable-Nine, WLUR-FM, University Theatre, Steering Committee member 1980 Rep. Mock Convention, computer operator HINTZ, ALFRED RICHARD — History, Sociology — Phi Betta Kappa (1981), Phi Eta Sigma freshman honor society, Robert E. Lee Researcl Scholar in Anthropology, Honors in American History, David A. Dunlap Leadership Award from Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Summa Cum Laude (1981), co-captain of W L Debate Team, Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha (public-speaking fraternity), W. W. Chaffin Novice Debate Award, Washington Lee Sociology Colloquium, student member of Faculty Committee on Courses and Degrees, Pre-law Society, Young Democrats, president of the Lou Carnesecoa Fan Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, St. John ' s basketball HODGES, WILLIAM HENRY JR. — Economics — Kappa Alpha, Intramu- rals (most valuable swimmer), Mock Convention, Water Polo, Swim Team HOY, RICHARD KOPPE — Physics-Engineering — Dean ' s List fall and winter terms 1977-78 and winter term 1978-79, Honor Roll fall term 1977- 78, Varsity Basketball IAROSSI, GEORGE BONNER — Psychology — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, monetary award from Psychology Dept. for excellence in studies, J.V. Ten- nis, Calyx, Mock Convention (political research director for N. J. delega- tion), tutoring, 1 act play Dumbwaiter GIBLIN, GERALD ANTHONY JR. — Non-western History — Dean ' s List, Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity, Mock Convention (candidate survey) GILLEN, THOMAS AQUINAS — Classics, Spanish — Francis P. Gaines Scholarship, Spanish Dept. Scholarship, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, ROTC, WLUR-FM, Cross Country (1,2) GINSBURG, BRIAN MANUEL — Economics — University Federation of Volunteers (4,3,2,1, president 4), Big Brother (4,3,2,1, coordinator 3), Reagan for President and Holton for Senate campaigns, Cold Check Com- mittee (2,1 secretary 2), Film Society (3,2, treasurer 3) IRVIN, DAVID BENJAMIN — Politics — Phi Eta Sigma, Commerce Honor- ary Fraternity, Pi Sigma Alpha, Honor Roll, Who ' s Who, vice-president senior class of Commerce School, Student Activities Board, co-chairman of the Candidate Survey Committee for the Mock Convention, president of Commerce Fraternity, Kappa Sigma social fraternity IRVINE, GEORGE R. Ill — History — Dean ' s List, Sigma Chi, Swimming Team, devil ' s advocate, I. M. roadtrip team, Sigma Chi quality control office JARAMILLO, VICTOR A. — Geology — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, IFC Scho- larship, W L Scholarship for Foreign Students, Intercollegiate Track (4), Tutoring Program, member of the Geology Club GORDON, JAMES HUGH III — International Broadcasting Inter- Varsity, Cable 9 sportscaster, WLUR, Gymnastics Honor Roll, HALL, CHANNING MOORE III — English — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, George Washington Scholarship, Who ' s Who Among Students, Pi Alpha Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Contact Chairman co-chairman, Ariel editor, Publications Board president, Faculty Lectures Committee, English Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity JOHNSON, ARIC WAYNE — Business Administration, Psychology — waterpolo, swimming, Young Republicans, Intramural Volleyball and Bas- ketball JONES, W. POWELL — Business Administration — vice-president of soph- omore class, president of junior class, co-chairman of Georgia delegation of Mock Convention, Sigma Nu member HAMILL, JEFFREY WAITE — American Histroy — Dean ' s List, Student Recruitment Committee, Interfraternity Council, Kappa Alpha, I. M. chair- man, corresponding secretary, Mock Convention HAMMES, CHARLES TANDY JR. — Economics — Magna cum laude (I hope) HARTNESS, WILLIE COX — Politics, Philosophy — Pi Sigma Alpha HASSINGER, DOUGLAS LAMBERT — Accounting, Business Administra- tion — Baseball (1,2), Phi Kappa Psi HASTINGS, JOHN SCOTT — Journalism KALFS, JON CHRISTIAN — Independent Major in the Cinema Arts — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, film maker, E. Pluribus Dudem KEAN, WARREN PAUL — Politics — Dean ' s List, Pi Sigma Alpha, Com- merce Fraternity, Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Sus- tems, Goldwater Scholar, Cum laude, treasurer of Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity, Faculty Executive Committee, Financial Aid Committee, In- tramural sports KEESEE, BEN WHITWORTH — Journalism — Dean ' s List, R. E. Lee Re- search Assistant, George Mahan Creative Writing Award, Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Society president, W L Publications Board president, WLUR- FM news director, WLUR-FM public-affairs director, Ariel editor, Dorm. Counselor, Ring-tum Phi entertainment editor, Cable-9 TV, Squash Club HEART, L. P. — Wrestling ' 77- ' 81 (ODAC Champion 167lb in ' 80), Big Brother ' 77-78, Muscular Dystrophy 79- ' 81, Ariel ' 80- ' 81, tutor ' 80- ' 81, Teacher Aide 78-79, Aide to Office of Minority Affairs ' 80- ' 81, SABU ' 80- ' 81, (chairman of SABU Student Recruitment ' 80- 81), Alliance Fran- caise de Rockbridge ' 80- ' 81, Young Democrats ' 80- ' 81, Young Republicans ' 80- ' 81, NAACP KEMP, JOHN MAYNARD — Business Administration — Honorable Men- tion All-America (79), captain of Varsity Lacrosse ( ' 81) KENNELLY, CRAIG WILLIAM History Football, Varsity Track Dean ' s List, WLUR, Varsity HEMB Y, JAMES BENJAMIN III — Chemistry — R. E. Lee Research Scholar, Dean ' s List, Dorm. Counselor 79- ' 80, Assistant Head Dorm, Counselor ' 80- ' 81, senior class vice-president, Student Control Committee member, circulation manager of Ring-tum Phi 77-78, Colorado delegation research KENNEY, RICHARD PETER — Chemistry KERR, TED M. — Economics — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Commerce Fraternity, treasurer of Sigma Nu, Young Democrats 294 KIRBY, KEVIN GERARDI — Journalism — Dean ' s List, Cable 9, WLUR, College Republicans, Ring-turn Phi, Glee Club, Mock Convention delegate KNOWLTON, FRANK B. B. — European History — Dean ' s List, Intercol- legiate Soccer, Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity KRAMER, EDWARD ALAN — Economics — Dean ' s List winterterm sopho- more year, Dorm. Counselor junior year, Varsity Wrestling Team freshman year, M. D. A. publicity chairman (junior year), special events chairman (senior year), SAB member-at-large, Ring-turn Phi advertising (freshman year) KUHN, DAVID HAROLD - Mountain Athletic Club Mathematics — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, North College Republicans, Big Brothers MYERS, WILLIAM PAUL — Mathematics — Dean ' s List, Language Lab assistant, Math Club, freshman rep. and secretary of CR ' s, Film Society, student assistant at YBR Day Care Center, co-founder of W L Newman Club NEELY, ROBERT B. — Accounting, Business Administration — Dean ' s List, treasurer for Sigma Chi social frat., Intramural swimming and handball championship teams, Intramural All-Star NEWELL, JOSEPH ROSS III — Journalism — Dean ' s List fall 77, ' 80, Honor Roll fall 79, winter ' 80, Big Brothers of America, Ring-turn Phi, officer of Sigma Nu LARIMORE, THOMAS LEE — Business Administration, Accounting Kappa Alpha social fraternity, Intramurals, brick house initiate NORRIS, BISHOP B. — Accounting, Business Administration — College Republicans 75, president of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity 79- ' 80 LEWIS, BRADLEY ALAN — Drama — Varsity Basketball LEWIS, DAVID ALLMAN — Politics — Pi Sigma Alpha, five terms on Dean ' s List and three terms on the Honor Roll, junior rep. to the University Council, treasurer for N. J. delegation to the Mock Convention, IM Wrestling (2), IM Basketball (3), College Republicans (1,2,3), and Pre-law Society (1,2) LIGHT, WILLIAM RICHARD III — Biology (BS), Chemistry (BA) E. Lee Scholar, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List Robert MC ALISTER, HARRY HILL V - member IFC ■ Economics — president of Phi Delta Theta, MCCHERNON, KEVIN RICHARD — Physics-Engineering — Football (1,2) MCCOY, THOMAS HALIBURTON JR. — Social Ecology — Third Ear WLUR-FM, University Center Committee, Sigma Nu, Students and Townspeople Against Nuclear Development, Artists of Amity ville on Acid (AOAOA) MCGUIRE, KEVIN MICHAEL — Physics-Engineering — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Magna cum laude, Varsity Golf (1,2), Phi Delta Theta (1,2,3,4), treasur- er (3,4), Mock Convention state chairman (Ky.), Young Republicans (1), Kerrs Creek resident (3,4) MCLAUGHLIN, MAX VICTOR, JR. — Biology — Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Student Recruitment Committee ' 81. NORTHINGTON, JOHN WESLEY BIGBY — Politics — Dean ' s List, Kappa Alpha fraternity social chairman, rush chairman and president, Sigma Society, Contact Committee, Texas state chairman for 1980 W L Mock Republican Convention NUNLEY, LONNIE DAYTON III — Politics, English — Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Sigma Alpha, Commerce Fraternity, Who ' s Who, Summerfield Scholar, N.C.A.A. Post-graduate Scholarship Winner, Assistant Head Dormitory Counselor, Dorm. Counselor, Varsity Football, three-year ALL- ODAC Varsity Track, vice-president Phi Kappa Psi, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil vice-president, Droopy ' s brother and keeper O ' CONNOR, CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN — American History PRITCHETT, JOHN ALSTON — Marine Geology — Geology Departmental Scholarship (79-80), Dean ' s List, University Center Committee, Geology Club, Sigma Nu fraternity, Washington Lee stage crew PROCTOR, DAVID WOOTEN — American History — Dean ' s List, Phi Delta Theta fraternity, College Republican, Rugby Club PURCELL, JOHN PATRICK — Chemistry — Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Analytical Chemist of the Year (1979-80), Who ' s Who, Omicron Delta Kappa, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Lee Scholar, Head Dorm. Counselor (1980-81), Dorm. Counselor (79-80), member Student Affairs Committee (80-81), registration chairman for MD Dance Marathon ' 81, publicity chairman for MD Dance Marathon 79, Robert E. Lee Research (79- ' 81), delegate from Colorado to Mock Convention MACKIE, A. WILLIAM — Politics — Phi Eta Sigma, ODK, R.E. Lee Scho- larship, F.P. Gaines Scholarship, Pi Sigma Alpha, Distinguished Military Student, Phi Beta Kappa, soph. EC representative, Conn, chairman 1980 Mock Convention, Fencing Team, Student Body vice-president, President ' s Committee on Liberal Education MARELLA, PHILIP D. JR. — Accounting, Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Pre-law Society, College Republicans, member Zeta Beta Tau (house manager, social chairman, vice-president, rush chairman). WLUR, Cable-9. MILSTEAD, JEFF VICTOR — Business Administration — W L Young Republicans, Phi Delta Theta social fraternity (1,2,3,4), chaplain (2,3,4), rush chairman (3), Judiciary Board (4), 1980 Mock Convention Kentucky state delegate, Washington and Lee Soccer Team (1), Kerrs Creek resident (3,4) MINETREE, LEE VERNON — American History — Dean ' s list, Cum laude, Football 4 yrs., J.V. Lacrosse 2 yrs., captain Football 1980, Delta Tau Delta social fraternity MINTZ, EDWARD LESTER — Biology, Chemistry — Dean ' s List, Varsity Football (2,3), WLUR newscaster (1,2,3), Baseball manager (1,2), Rugby Club (1,2,4), Calyx photographer (2,4), Ring-tum Phi photographer (4), University Federation Senior Citizen Friend (4), SAB Film Committee (1 ,4), Incredible Hulk (3) MOORE, JAMES BRUCE — Non-western History — Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity, officer 79- ' 80 and ' 80- ' 81, state chairman 1980 Republi- can Mock Convention, Sigma Society, Mongolian Minks, ROTC, Young Democrats 79- ' 80, ' 80- ' 81 MOYERS, WILLIAM COPE — Journalism — Interdepartmental Journalism Scholarship (1980-81 ), staff WLUR and staff Cable-IV, reporter for Ring-tum Phi, member Phi Kappa Psi, corresponding secretary Phi Kappa Psi, repor- ter for Southwest Chronicle WBRA MULLIN, DAVID FARRIS — History — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, JV Soccer, RASKIN, DANIEL JOSEPH — Psychology — Dean ' s List, SAB film co- chairman, AB treasurer, SAB entertainment chairman, Big Brother Prog- ram, Mock Convention delegate (Colorado) RAYHORN, JAMES EDWIN JR. — Geophysics — Geology Club, research (geophysics) REIN, MAC EASON JR. — Mathematics — Dean ' s List winter term 1977-78 and winter term 1978-79, Varsity Basketball manager REITER, JEFFERSON JAY — Economics — Cum laude, Commerce Fraterni- ty, Pi Sigma Alpha, W L Film Society ROBLES, JOSEPH — Sociology — University Council (2,3,4, co-chairman 4), Mock Convention N. J. state chairman (3) and chairm an (4), Young Democrats (1,2,3,4), secretary (3) and treasurer (4), Sigma Phi Epsilon, MD Dance Marathon prize chairman (3,4), Student Telethon (1,2,3,4), Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, ODK ROSPOND, VINCENT WILLIAM II — Non-western European History, Rus- sian Area Studies — Dean ' s List, Young Democrats, Pre-law Society, ROTC, Varsity Wrestling (4 yrs.), Varsity Soccer (2 yrs.), Supper Club, president and charter member of the Creek Leapers Society, University of Krakow- Summer Study, spring Tanning Team RYAN, EDWIN STRIPLING JR. — Politics — Dean ' s List, Phi Delta Theta officer 1980, Mongolian Minks, Sigma Society, Soccer SAKOL, DARYL ALLAN nandoah Accounting, Business Administration — She- SALMONS, RICHARD WARING JR. — English — Sigma Alpha Epsilon president ' 80- ' 81 , Contact 78-79, 79- ' 80, Mock Convention Steering Com- mittee SALPETER, SCOTT ERIC Dean ' s List, Honor Roll Accounting, Business Administration — 295 SAUNDERS, JOHN KASEY — Economics — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, Intramural Tennis, secretary of Phi Kappa Sigma, Mock Convention SCHMIDT, JOHN K. — Psychology — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Cum laude, Track and Field (4 yrs.), Western State (2 yrs.), N.J. Mock Convention delegate, ROTC SCHULER, ROBERT EUSTACE II lian Minks, Tennis 1978-1979 Journalism — Sigma Society, Mongo- SCULLY, MARK WILLIAM — Mathematics, German — Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, James Wood Prize, Jim Stump Prize, German Department Award, coordinator of Seniors Program, Math Club, Frisbee Club SEGALL, JOEL EDWARD — American History — Phi Beta Kappa junior year, Phi Eta Sigma freshman honor fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon Scott Key Award for Academic Excellence, Harry S. Truman Scholarship Nominee for Washington Lee University 1978-79, George C. Marshall Research Foundation Scholar 1979-80, Elizabeth B. Garrett Scholar in History 1980- 81, Dean ' s List and Honor Roll, Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Fraternity, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1980-81, co-chairman of the Washington Lee Student Recruitment Committee, Univeristy Federation tutor 1977-78, recording secretary for Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraternity, political research director for Nebraska in 1980 Mock Republican Convention, Intramurals, Young Democrats Club SUTHERLAND, TODD LATTA — Politics — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Kan- sas state chairman W L Mock Convention ' 80, W L Republicans 1977-8, Phi Kappa Sigma social member SWALLOW, STEPHEN ROBERT — Chemistry — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Soccer, Young Republicans, Lambda Chi Alpha president of third floor, North Mountain Athletic Club SWATSKI, DOUGLAS JOSEPH — Accounting, Business Administration — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity TAYLOR, EDWARD TENNETT II — Journalism — Dean ' s List, Student Activities Board junior year, Phi Delta Theta fraternity secretary senior year, Mongolian Minks organization, assistant public relations director W L Mock Republican Convention, writer for Ring-turn Phi TOWLER, BILL — Economics — Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Psi, SAB (2,3), co-entertainment chairman, Dorm. Counselor (3,4), Mock Convention, Dance Marathon (3,4) chairman of student involvement (4) VINES, JAMES K. — Accounting — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Commerce Fraternity, Who ' s Who, Executive Committee, Varsity Track, fraternity treasurer, Cold Check, Student Loan SHAFFER, GARY STEVEN — Journalism, Communications — Dean ' s List, Southwest Chronicle, officer for Phi Delta Theta, Mock Convention SHEEHAN, CORNELIUS JOSEPH III — Psychology — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Calyx photographer, Ring-turn Phi photographer, Calyx photo editor, WLUR, Cable-9, Outing Club SHERWIN, WILLIAM BLEWETT — German — 1980 Jim Stump Prize for German, 1980 R. E. Lee Research Scholar, Dean ' s List (once in a while), vice-president of Chi Psi fraternity, Fencing Team captain, Language Lab. attendant, sophomore year Cross-Country, senior year Track, College Re- publicans (sort of), Deutsche Stammtisch SHIPMAN, DOUGLAS ROBERT — Politics — Track and Cross-Country Frosh. and Sop. yr., ROTC, Sigma Phi Epsilon soc. frat., held offices of vice-president and rush chairman, Young Democrats, Pi Sigma Alpha poli- tics frat. SILBERSTEIN, RICHARD BRIAN — Economics — member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity (DTD), rush chairman DTD 1979 and 1980, social chairman DTD 1980, food manager of DTD 1981, president of DTD 1980 and 1981, J.V. Lacrosse 1979 VORWERK, EDWARD J. — Business Administration — Phi Kappa Psi WALDBAUER, ROBERT OTTO JR. — Chemistry — R. E. Lee Research, freshman class president, Pi Kappa Phi WALTON, ROBERT EDWIN JR. — Politics — SAB, UCC chairman, presi- dent Sigma Nu fraternity, Georgia delegation Mock Convention WARNER, CHARLES HAMILTON — Interdepartmental Natural Sciences and Mathematics — Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Francis P. Gaines Scholarship, McDowell Scholarship, Departmental Award (Biology), Freshman Chemistry Award, Cross-Country co-captain 1980 WELCH, JAMES WHITCOMB II — Business Administration, Art — Dean ' s List, treasurer of Phi Kappa Sigma, president of Sigma Society, Illinois state delegate to W L Mock Convention, Kentucky Derby infield survivor 1978-1981 WERTH, DOUGLAS WALTER— Accounting, Business Administration — W L Bookstore, Youth Counselor, College Republicans SISK, GEOFFREY PRICE — Business Administration — Phi Kappa Sigma vice-president, Illinois delegation to 1980 Mock Convention SISK, ROBERT VAN JR. — Economics — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, pledge trainer, W L Mock Convention, N. C. fund-raising chairman, Rugby Club, Young Republicans SMALL, JAMES ROBERT — Geology — GORM Society WILEY, ANDREW TAYLOR — Business Administration — Student Re- cruitment Committee, Phi Kappa Sigma rush chairman 79, 80, Sigma Society WILLIAMS, GEORGE BRYAM II — History — Soccer Team (78,79,80) captain (80), Kappa Sigma fraternity, IFC representative, W L Club Soccer Team, All ODAC Soccer Team ( ' 78, ' 79, ' 80), VISA West All Star Team ( ' 78, ' 79, ' 80), Soccer Team MVP ( ' 78, ' 79, ' 80), All South 1979, ODAC Most Valuable Player 1980, hunting and fishing, road trips to W M SMITH, MICHAEL CHARLES — Politics — Dean ' s List, tutoring, Little League Basketball coach, WLUR-FM, Calyx, Ring-tum Phi SMITHERMAN, ROBERT JOE — History — E. Lee Scholarship, Dean ' s List every term, Varsity Basketball, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity SNIPES, WILSON CURRIN JR. — Journalism — music director WLUR, station manager WLUR, Cable Nine, Southwest Chronicle, Young Demo- crats, Lambda Chi Alpha, penguins STAFFORD, SCOTT THOMAS — Business Administration — Varsity Bas- ketball, Army ROTC, Batallion Executive Officer Washington and Lee ROTC 1980-81 STATHAKIS, JOHN JAMES — Psychology — Pi Kappa Phi, Fencing Team squad leader, Young Democrats, University Federation Big Brother, Dance Marathon 1979, Pre-law Society SUBER, MARK MUNROE — Journalism member Le Chapeu Hockey Team Delta Tau Delta fraternity, SULT, JOHN R. — Accounting, Business Administration — Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Emory Business Team, Commerce Fraternity, Sigma Chi social fraternity, food manager of Sigma Chi fraternity, Intercollegiate Soccer, Missouri delegation Mock Convention, IM GPA Team, Stone ' s Throw Gun WILLIS, ROBERT HAROLD JR. — English — Rotary Foundation Education- al Award (sr.), Phi Beta Kappa (jr.), Phi Eta Sigma (sph.), Omicron Delta Kappa (jr.), Who ' s Who Among American College and University Students (jr. and sr.), James D. Davidson Memorial Fund Scholarship, Catherine H. Campbell Scholarship, president of the student body (sr.), member of Ex- ecutive Committee (sph. jr.), EC representative to Student Bar Association (jr.), EC representative to Student Activities Board (sph.), Student Affairs Committee (sr.), University Council (sr.), Province II Student Director of Omicron Delta Kappa (sr.), Student Control Committee (fr.), freshman class vice-president (fr.), Student Recruitment Committee (sph. jr.), freshman Dorm. Counselor (jr.), 1980 Republican Mock Convention Florida delega- tion chairman, International Swill Society president (sr.) WOODRING, WARREN WHITACRE — Economics — treasurer Beta Theta Pi, sec. treas. Sigma Society, pres. Mongolian Minks, house steward Beta Theta Pi WOODWARD, MADISON TRUMAN III — Geology — Dean ' s List, Pi Kappa Phi, Big Brother, Racquetball Club, W L Republicans, Geology Club YALE, JONATHAN ROBERT — Business Administration — Percussion Ensemble ' 77-81, member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity (secretary, treasurer, social) 296